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Josiah Cole
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Gutters & Downspouts - CleanGutters & Downspouts - Clean- For Business

Serving Mountain Iron, MN and surrounding areas

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Joe communicated well. He showed up when he said he would. He worked on our installation with a coworker. They worked quickly. They did great work. They cleaned up after they were done. We have had some good rain since the gutters were installed and everything worked well. His price was in keeping with other estimates and actually quite reasonable. I highly recommend Lakeside Seamless."
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Gutter Cleaning questions, answered by experts

On a typical three-bedroom home, gutter cleaning takes about one hour. For larger homes, especially those with multiple stories, the job can take two to three hours. The time required may increase if the gutters need extensive cleaning, the roof is steep, the gutters are hard to reach, or if gutter guards need to be uninstalled and reinstalled.

Shingle granules can be cleaned out of gutters using a small scoop or a hose, depending on the quantity of granules and how much other debris is in your gutters. First, clear your gutters of leaves and other debris. This may remove granules in the gutters if they are mixed in with the debris. Use a plastic scoop to remove larger quantities of granules or a hose with a high-powered nozzle for smaller amounts, and collect and dispose of the granules once they’ve been removed.

You can clean the gutters on a two-story house using gutter tongs on an extension pole. However, cleaning second-story gutters from a ladder or the roof is very dangerous and should be done by a professional.

Icicles don't necessarily mean your gutters are clogged or bad, but they can indicate an underlying issue. While clogged gutters can cause icicles to form, the problem could also be an ice dam on your roof from poor insulation. In that case, melting snow can refreeze in the gutter even without a clog. Regardless of the cause, the weight of the ice can damage your gutters or even rip them completely off the house. If you are unsure of the underlying problem, it's best to call a roofing company to assess the issue and implement a permanent solution.

Regular cleaning, checking for leaks, and applying protective coatings help prevent corrosion.

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