Packed gutters cleaned out
Burke, VA · Siding & Gutters · August 2025
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The project
The gutters on this Burke home were packed with moss, leaves and debris along their full length. The home already had gutter guards in place, but fine debris and moss had still built up in the trough underneath. When a gutter is full like this, rainwater has nowhere to go. It spills over the edge, runs down the siding, and can soak the fascia board and the ground by the foundation.
Our crew went up on the roof and cleaned out the gutters along the roof edge, working along each run until the troughs were open and draining again. We left the existing guards in place and checked them as we went.
In the after photos the gutters run clean and clear along the roofline. The photos below start with the packed gutters and end with the finished runs, so you can see the difference along the same stretch of roof. If your gutters overflow or fill up every season, we are happy to take a look and tell you what we see.
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