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A gutter so blocked that ferns are growing out of it, below a roof covered in moss

Lincoln gutter cleaning since 2014

Gutters cleared, flushed and photographed to prove it.

We clear your gutters from the ground with a vacuum pole and a camera, run water through every downpipe, and email you the before and after pictures that evening.

Price my house What we do

4.9 from 286 reviews 9,400 houses cleared · fully insured

What kind of house?

How many storeys?

Front and back gutters, cleared and flushed

from £75

14 m of gutter · about 1 h 15 min on site

Before and after photo report included

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Services

What we clear, mend and fit

Five jobs, all done from the same van by the same two-person crew. Each one priced before we arrive.

All services
A hand holding a water lance along a gutter run, washing out the last of the silt

Gutter cleaning

Every run cleared from the ground with a vacuum pole and camera, flushed through, and photographed before and after.

From £65 per clean
Water dripping from the end of a white gutter where the joint has started to leak

Gutter repair

Leaking joints, sagging runs, dropped brackets and slipped downpipes, fixed at prices you see before we start.

From £12 per fix
Rainwater bursting out of the top of a blocked downpipe outlet during a heavy shower

Downpipe unblocking

Blocked downpipes rodded, flushed and camera-checked down to the gully, so the water goes where it should.

From £45 per visit
Wet autumn leaves lying in standing water, the kind of mat that blocks a gutter outlet

Gutter guards

Mesh guards fitted over a cleaned gutter, so leaves stay on top and blow off instead of filling the run.

From £14 per metre fitted
A rendered house with three small dormers, dark gutters, fascia boards and two downpipes

Fascia and soffit wash

The boards under your gutters washed with soft brushes and pure water, so white uPVC comes up white and dries without streaks.

From £40 per wash

 Not sure which you need? Pick your house type and we will price the clean, then add anything else while the poles are out. Get a price
A Clearrun fitter in a safety harness climbing a ladder to the gutter of a house

About us

12 years on Lincoln’s rooflines

Clearrun is two vans, four people and a yard on the north side of the city. We started with a ladder and a bucket; now most of our work is done from the ground with poles, vacuums and cameras, which is quicker, safer and kinder to old gutters.

Houses cleared
9,400
Villages covered
20
Repeat customers
71%
Meet the crew

On the day

How does a clean actually go?

About an hour for most houses, start to finish. You do not need to be in, as long as we can get round the back.

A moss-covered roof edge above a gutter, with tall trees behind
  • Quote Pick your house on the site or tell us on the phone. The price is fixed before anyone comes out.
  • Clear Pole vacuum from the ground, ladders only where needed. Everything bagged and taken away.
  • Flush Water through every run and down every pipe, so we see it reach the drain before we leave.
  • Report Before and after photos of every run by email that evening, with anything that needs watching.

Instant price

Price your house in thirty seconds

Pick the house, the height and which gutters. The price you see is the price on the invoice, and the booking form arrives filled in.

House
Storeys

A bungalow is one storey; three storeys means a longer pole and more time.

Which gutters?
Add while we are up there

Your fixed price

£75

  • Gutter clean, front and back, 14 m at 2 storeys£75
Gutter cleared
14 m, 2 downpipes
Time on site
about 1 h 15 min
Photo report
Before and after, emailed that evening
Next free day
Two working days from today
Book this clean

Nothing to pay until you have seen the photos.

How often should we come?

The same house, three ways to keep it clear. Three years of cleaning, priced for your answers above.

4.9 from 286 reviews

What came out of their gutters

How we work
A row of red-brick terraced houses with black gutters and downpipes on a grey day
“Water was coming over the back gutter every time it rained. They found a tennis ball and a fist of moss sitting on the outlet, cleared it from the ground and sent me the photos before they had even left the street.”
Helen W. · Bracebridge Heath
House
Victorian mid-terrace, 2 storeys
Cleared
10 m
Found
Moss, a tennis ball, a blocked outlet
The gable end of a red-brick semi-detached house with a slate roof and black gutter
“Fixed price on the phone, fixed price on the invoice. They also spotted that two brackets had pulled out above the bay and refixed them while the ladder was already up, for twelve pounds.”
Tom and Priya S. · North Hykeham
House
Semi-detached, 2 storeys, all round
Cleared
20 m
Found
Leaves, seed husks, two loose brackets
A red-brick detached cottage with painted gutters and downpipes behind a brick wall
“Our cottage has old cast-iron gutters and I was nervous about anyone leaning a ladder on them. They used the pole vacuum, never touched the ironwork and the camera pictures showed it was the first proper clean in years.”
Margaret L. · Nettleham
House
Detached cottage, 2 storeys, all round
Cleared
28 m
Found
Silt, grass growing in the valley gutter
A brick bungalow with a red tiled roof set back behind a lawn and flower bed
“We went on the spring and autumn plan after the second overflow. Two visits a year, a text the week before, and the bungalow has not had a damp patch on the gable since.”
Graham P. · Skellingthorpe
House
Bungalow, all round, twice-yearly plan
Cleared
24 m
Found
Pine needles, a bird’s nest in a downpipe

Guides

When to book, season by season

Short guides on timing, overflows and the checks you can do from the ground.

All guides

Questions

Ladders, leaves and access

The things people ask before they book.

Do I need to be home?

No. We need access to the back of the house, so leave a side gate unlocked and tell us about dogs. You get the photo report by email either way, and you pay by bank transfer or card link after you have seen it.

How do you clean a gutter you cannot reach with a ladder?

Most cleans use a carbon-fibre pole with a high-power vacuum, worked from the ground up to three storeys. A camera on the pole shows us inside the gutter, and those pictures become your report. Ladders come out for repairs, guard fitting and anything the pole cannot clear.

How often should gutters be cleaned?

Once a year for most houses, in late November after the leaves are down. Houses near trees, especially sycamore, pine or birch, usually need a second clean in late spring. That is why the twice-yearly plan exists.

What happens if you find damage?

We photograph it and tell you before we touch it. Small fixes like a loose bracket, a dripping joint or a slipped downpipe clip are priced on the spot from our fixed list. Anything bigger gets a written quote and you decide later.

What if it rains on the day?

Light rain is fine; it actually helps us see where the water goes. In heavy rain or high wind we move you to the next free day and text you the new date the evening before.

Are gutter guards worth it?

If you have overhanging trees, usually yes: they cut a twice-yearly clean to one check a year. If your house has no trees nearby, a yearly clean is cheaper over five years. The comparison on our prices page shows both for your house.

Every question we get asked

Book before the leaves come down

The late-November round fills up by the end of October. Pick your house, see the price and choose a day.

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