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Blocked or overflowing gutters, a leaking joint, sagging brackets or fascia and soffit that need attention? Choose your county below to see local gutter cleaning and repair services on ShamFix, or post your job once and contractors registered for this service can see it and get in touch. Compare their profiles, the work they take on and reviews from previous customers. Gutter work is usually priced per house or per metre after a look at access and height, so ask for a written quote that says whether downpipes, fascia cleaning and waste removal are included and whether VAT is included. Posting your job is free and it stays open for 30 days.

What shapes the price of gutter cleaning and repair

  • How a gutter service prices a recurring job comes down to a few moving parts.
  • The first is the basis of the quote: per visit, per hour, or per property.
  • A per-visit price suits a straightforward house where the time is predictable.
  • An hourly rate suits long runs, awkward elevations, or a property where the amount of debris varies.
  • A per-property contract price suits a fixed schedule across the year and is the easiest to budget for.
  • The second factor is height and access.
  • A single-storey bungalow can be reached from a step ladder; a two-storey house with a valley or a dormer may need a tower or a ladder with a stand-off, and that changes the time on site.
  • The third is the length of the run and the number of downpipes.
  • The fourth is the condition of the gutters themselves: if sections are sagging, leaking at the joints, or cracked, repair work is a separate line from cleaning, and it is priced separately.
  • The fifth is frequency.
  • A property under trees may need three or four visits a year; a clean coastal or exposed site may need two.
  • The sixth is travel and whether the visit is bundled with neighbouring properties on the same day.
  • Ask for the quote to show what is included: clearing, flushing the downpipes, a check of the joints and brackets, and removal of the debris.

How long gutter cleaning and repair takes

Gutter cleaning is seasonal in Ireland, and the calendar follows the trees. The heaviest fall is from late September through November, when leaves come down, and again in spring when seeds, blossom, and moss wash into the runs. Most contracts settle on two visits a year, one in late autumn after the leaves have fallen and one in spring. A property surrounded by mature trees, or one where moss sheds from the roof, may need three or four visits. A single visit usually includes clearing the gutters by hand or with a gutter vacuum, flushing the downpipes to confirm they run free, checking the joints, brackets, and outlets, and removing the debris from site. If a downpipe is blocked, that is often found during the flush. Repair work, such as resealing a joint, re-fixing a bracket, or replacing a short section, is usually quoted after the clean, because the condition is only clear once the gutter is empty. Book autumn work early, as the weeks before the first frost fill quickly.

What to ask before you hire

  1. 01When you are arranging a recurring gutter service, the questions to ask are about continuity and access.
  2. 02Will the same person attend each visit, or will it be whoever is available?
  3. 03For a contract, the same person matters because they learn the property.
  4. 04How will they access the gutters: ladder, tower, or from the roof, and do they carry the right equipment for your height and ground conditions?
  5. 05If you will not be at home, how are keys or access codes handled, and who holds them between visits?
  6. 06What is the cancellation and rescheduling arrangement if a visit falls on a wet or windy day?
  7. 07Are they insured for work at height, and can they show the cover?
  8. 08Ask which professional body they are a member of, and whether they follow a written method statement for working at height.
  9. 09For repair work, ask whether they will replace brackets and seals or only clean, and whether they will photograph the gutters before and after.
  10. 10Confirm what happens to the debris: bagged and taken away, or left on the ground.
  11. 11Ask how they will tell you a section needs repair rather than simply cleaning it again.

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Gutter cleaning and repair by county: Carlow, Cork, Dublin, Kildare, Meath, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow.

Gutter cleaning and repair in Ireland

With heavy rainfall and Atlantic storms, gutters in Ireland fill with leaves, moss and debris quickly, especially in wooded suburbs and in the wetter west and north-west. Most homeowners book gutter cleaning in late autumn after the leaves fall, and gutter repairs after winter storms, when blocked or sagging gutters cause damp walls and overflowing downpipes. Clients are often older homeowners, landlords and management companies for estates and apartment blocks. When you post a task, say whether the house is a bungalow, two-storey or three-storey, give the approximate length of guttering, mention any leaks, sagging sections or broken brackets, and say whether you also want downpipes cleared or fascia and soffits washed.

Typical gutter jobs

  • Gutter clearing on a two-storey house
  • Bungalow gutter cleaning
  • Blocked downpipe unblocking
  • Leaking gutter joint repair
  • Sagging gutter and broken bracket repair
  • New uPVC gutter and downpipe installation
  • Gutter guard fitting to stop leaves
  • Fascia and soffit cleaning
  • Moss removal from roof and gutters
  • Gutter cleaning for apartment blocks and estates

Gutter cleaning and repair questions people ask

How often should gutters be cleaned in Ireland?

Twice a year suits most Irish homes, once in late autumn after the leaves fall and once in spring. A property under mature trees, or one where moss sheds from the roof, may need three or four visits. A clean coastal or exposed site with little tree cover can often manage with two. The right interval depends on what lands in the gutters, not on a fixed rule.

What does a gutter cleaning visit actually include?

A standard visit clears the gutters by hand or with a gutter vacuum, flushes the downpipes to check they run free, inspects the joints, brackets, and outlets, and removes the debris from site. Repair work is separate. If a joint is leaking or a bracket has pulled, that is quoted after the clean, when the condition of the gutter is visible.

Can I set up a contract so the same person comes each time?

Yes, and it is worth asking for it. A recurring contract usually names the same tradesperson for each visit, so they learn your roofline, your access arrangements, and where the problem spots are. Ask how keys or access codes are handled between visits, and what notice you get before each scheduled date.

What happens if it is raining or very windy on the day?

Work at height is usually rescheduled in high wind or heavy rain, because ladders and towers become unsafe. A sensible arrangement sets out how much notice you will get and how quickly the visit is moved. Ask about this before you agree to a contract, so a wet week does not leave the gutters until the following season.

Is gutter repair priced separately from cleaning?

Yes. Cleaning and repair are separate lines. A clean clears debris and flushes the runs; repair covers resealing joints, re-fixing brackets, replacing a cracked section, or correcting a fall. Because the condition of the gutter is only clear once it is empty, most tradespeople quote repair after the clean rather than before.

How do I know the downpipes are clear after a visit?

Ask for the downpipes to be flushed as part of the visit and for any blockage to be reported. A flush shows whether water runs freely to the drain or backs up at a joint. If a downpipe is blocked, that is usually found during the flush, and it is best photographed so you can see where the problem is.

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