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Special message about COVID-19
We are open!
With all that’s happening at the moment, we would like to reassure you that we are maintaining effective protection against the coronavirus whilst we work.
We are still taking bookings
Please note: We do not need to enter your property to complete the work. Unless you are in a terraced property with access only through the house.
Payments can be made either by bank transfer or by card. Cash can be left in a envelope.
90% of the work we do is from the ground, but we need to know if there is anything stopping us getting direct ladder access to a section of gutter, should we need to access the gutters by hand. At this point, whether or not you want the guttering cleaned on these obstacles is irrelevant, as this is asked on the next question.
A part gable will usually have a long run at the back and then 2 to 3 shorter runs at the front depending on whether or not the gable potrudes from the front of the building line.
A gable fronted roof will mean two gutter runs still, but rather than front and back gutters, will have gutter runs down each side of the property
A hipped roof will normally slope down on all 4 sides of the building, meaning you would have 3 gutter runs on an end of terraced or semi detached property and 4 gutter runs on a detached.
A pitched roof will usually mean 2 gutter runs along the main roof, one at the front, and one at the back, if you have guttering along the side elevation then you need to pick another roof option.