(1)  Never hire someone driving through your neighborhood offering to clean your gutters.  Most of these individuals do not have appropriate workers compensation and/or liability insurance.

(2)  Always verify workers compensation and liability insurance before contracting with a gutter cleaning company, whose workers will be working at dangerous heights and positions on your home.

(3) Use a well known and reputable company who you can always find in the future, or able to easily contact for any reason.

(4)  Typically, the best gutter cleaning companies are going to be booked out about 7 - 14 days, and maybe longer, during the busy seasons.

(5)  As the old saying goes, “you get what you pay for”.  You don’t have to overpay, but be wary of the lowest prices you can find.

(6)  Don’t wait until you have overflowing gutters or water intrusion to get your gutters cleaned.  This can lead to expensive repairs, most notably, wood rot repair, and possible termite damage.

(1)  Always verify workers compensation and liability insurance before contracting with a pressure washing company, whose workers will likely be working at dangerous heights and positions on or around your home.

(3)  Stick with a reputable company and build a relationship over the course of time, thus allowing you to receive periodic preferential treatment with any special requests, scheduling and so on.

(4)  Ask the contractor for customer references who have had work performed similar to yours.

(5) Use a well known and reputable company who you can always find in the future, or be able to easily contact for any reason. You want an established company with an office that you can go to if you ever need personal contact. Check out the address of the contractor and see how long they have been in the area.