Airdrie · North Lanarkshire · Glasgow
Gutters cleared. Fascias back to white. One visit.
The whole roofline done at once — gutters cleared and uPVC fascias and soffits cleaned. One person, start to finish.
Photo in, fixed price back the same day. No phone call needed.
Two jobs that belong together
Most people ring about the gutters. Then they look up and notice the boards underneath have gone green and streaked.
It's the same problem in two places. Water sits in a blocked gutter, overflows down the front, and runs across the fascia below it, feeding exactly the algae that's staining it. Clean one and leave the other, and you're back where you started inside a year.
Done together, in one visit, it's cheaper than two call-outs and it actually stays clean.
Gutter clearing
Cleared by hand, run by run, so the joints, brackets and outlets get looked at while the debris comes out. Every downpipe flushed through and the flow checked before I leave. Photos if you want to see what was up there.
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Fascias and soffits
Soft-wash, not pressure. Fascias, soffits and the outside face of the gutter, brought back to white and rinsed with pure water so nothing dries back on.
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Recent work
Every photo on this page is a real job in North Lanarkshire. No stock images.
How it's done
What I'm actually looking at up there
- The run — silt and moss sit in the bottom, not on top. It has to come out by hand to see the floor of the gutter.
- Joints and brackets — where a gutter sags or drips first. Checked while the run is empty, because that is the only time you can see them.
- The outlet — the hole into the downpipe. Small, and the first thing a nest or a clump of moss closes off.
- The downpipe — flushed through and watched at the bottom. A clear gutter feeding a blocked pipe still overflows.
- Fascia and soffit — the boards under it all, soft-washed from the ground.
Every downpipe flushed through and checked for a blockage before I leave, because a clear gutter feeding a blocked downpipe still overflows. If one is properly blocked, clearing it is a separate job from £20, free when you book the gutters and fascias together.
What it costs
Find your house, not your gutter run. Most people have no idea how many sides their house has, but everyone knows what they live in.
Terraced or small semi
- Gutters, both sides
- £50–60
- Fascias & soffits
- from £80
Standard 3-bed semi
- Gutters, both sides
- £50–60
- Fascias & soffits
- £100–140
Larger detached
- Gutters, all four sides
- £100–120
- Fascias & soffits
- £150–200
Gutter clearing is £25–£30 per side of an average home, whichever house you are in. Clearing a blocked downpipe: from £20, free when you book the gutters and fascias together.
The ranges exist because a two-storey detached with a conservatory in the way isn't the same job as a bungalow you can walk round. Send a photo and you get one fixed number, not a range.
Booking both together means one trip, one setup and one bill, and a blocked downpipe cleared through at no extra charge.
Dripping from one spot rather than overflowing along the run? That is a joint, not a blockage. Gutter repairs start at £35, or £20 when done during a clean.
12-month guarantee on the fascias
If the green comes back within twelve months of the clean, I come back and redo it. No charge, no argument. That's the whole guarantee — it doesn't need small print.
30-day clear-and-flow promise on the gutters
If I missed a run of gutter that was in your quote, I come back and clear it. No charge.
Covers accessible runs inside the agreed job. It doesn't cover leaves that fell after I left, storm debris, damaged or misaligned gutters, roof defects, underground drains, nests, or anything we agreed was out of reach.
Why it's worth doing before winter
Straight answers
Will the fascias actually come back white, or just cleaner?
Almost always properly white. Algae, moss and traffic film sit on the surface and lift off. What won't come back is uPVC that has genuinely oxidised, chalky dull plastic on very old boards, usually south-facing. I'll tell you which one you've got from the photo, before you've paid anything.
Do you use a pressure washer?
Not on uPVC. Pressure scars the surface and drives water behind the boards into the roof timbers. Scarred plastic then holds dirt and greens up faster. Soft washing takes longer and is the reason I can offer the guarantee.
How often do gutters actually need doing round here?
Once a year for most Lanarkshire houses, twice if you're under mature trees. The important visit is late August to mid-September, before the first autumn storm, not after it. Our leaf fall runs later than the textbooks say and the rain arrives before it finishes.
Do you need to get in the house or the back garden?
Not the house. I do need to get into the back garden, because the back gutter and the rear fascia are worked from there. Leave the gate unlocked and the strip along the wall clear, and you don't need to be in at all.
How long does it take?
Gutters on a semi: under an hour. Fascias and soffits: two to three hours. Both together on an average semi is a half-day job, one visit.
Are you insured?
Yes, public liability. Happy to send the certificate before you book, and I'd suggest asking anyone who quotes you for the same.
Is it really just you?
Yes. I quote the job, I do the job and I check it. You get the same person every visit, so by the second one I already know which side of your house fills up first.
Where I work
What the rooflines are like town by town: Airdrie · Coatbridge · Chapelhall · Cumbernauld · Motherwell
Postcode not on the list? Send it anyway and I'll tell you straight if you're outside the round.
Send a photo. Get a price today.
Stand back on the driveway, get the roofline in the frame, and send it with your postcode. You'll have one fixed number back the same day, and if it honestly doesn't need doing yet, I'll tell you that instead.
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