Gutter Cleaning and Roof Washing FAQ in Kendall, FL

Often, especially for exterior work on a townhome or condo where the association owns the roof. Check your HOA rules before booking, or have us quote both the job and the paperwork you'll need.

It depends on the feet of gutter, the number of stories, and whether the roof is owned by you or an HOA. Call with your address and we quote by phone.

Early May, before the wet season starts on May 15, matters most. A second visit after hurricane season, October through December, clears what summer left behind.

Not always. Many flat sections drain through roof drains and scuppers instead, which we clear the same way we clear a gutter.

We cover Kendall end to end, from Dadeland and the areas near the Turnpike to West Kendall, The Hammocks, Westwind Lakes, Lime Grove and Calusa.

Yes. Standing water in a clogged gutter is a breeding spot, which is one more reason a trough that drains freely after rain matters here.

Not harder, just different. Flat sections need the drains and scuppers kept clear so water does not pond, while tile sheds water on its own as long as the trough underneath stays open.

Yes. Tell us if your community requires a work order or advance notice and we'll work with that timeline.

The tree canopy near Dadeland is decades old, and mature oaks and ficus trees drop far more than the younger palm landscaping common in newer communities.

Usually less often, since the newer landscaping is mostly palms rather than the heavy oak and ficus canopy near Dadeland, but roof grit and pollen still build up.

In a townhome or condo with a shared drainage system, yes. We flag it to you and, if needed, to the HOA.

Away from the foundation, onto a slope or a yard inlet. We check and tell you if yours empties against the wall.

Look at the base. A pipe disappearing into the ground near a shared easement, rather than a splash block in your own yard, usually means a shared or buried system.

Some do, as part of the community's exterior standards. Check your HOA documents, or ask us to note it when we're on site.

At least once a year, twice under heavy oak or ficus canopy. Early May, before the wet season, is the visit that matters most.

Some do. We check whether an insert is still doing its job or has clogged through, and tell you plainly either way.

The paint has had more years of sun exposure to chalk, which gives dirt and algae spores something to grab onto.

After. Wash the roof first so fresh algae and dust don't wash straight back onto a gutter face you just cleaned.

Possibly, since many Kendall townhome rows share the same paint color and a cleaned section next to streaked ones stands out. We can quote the whole row if your HOA wants a uniform result.

Often, if the association owns or maintains the roof. We'll quote the job either way and can work with your community's process.

Yes, with a membrane-safe cleaner and low pressure, and we clear the drains and scuppers so water leaves the roof.

Yes, usually. Extra height means stabilizers and more time, so we ask the number of stories when we quote.