gutter service?

[nismodude1988]

If i wanted to do maybe a few gutter cleaning on a few clients house like 4 or 5 do u recomend a vacuum and a long j tub or climp up and scape by hand
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[mtdenyer]

Take a hand trowel on the end of a stick and scrape the wet and clump stuff out. Blow the remainder out with a blower and take up the mess. Quickest easiest and safest way. The vac would take a while and it's easy to get tripped up on.

[nismodude1988]

Do they make an attachment for the blower or do i gotta be ob the roof
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[jsslawncare]

Here's what I do. Single story ONLY. 8' step ladder, I clean them out by hand and as I move the ladder I drag behind it a 8'x8' trap, throwing the leaves on it as I work. I dont have to clean the gutter up or the lawn or anything else. I prefer not using the blower.

[nismodude1988]

Oh okay what if its a 2 story then?
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[jsslawncare]

Originally Posted by nismodude1988

Oh okay what if its a 2 story then?
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I'm a part time UPS employee that has GREAT insurance. I get 98% of my income from my business, so for me it's not worth the risk for the $50-60 dollars. I dont want to take a chance on a fall. Single story only.

[nismodude1988]

Ok thats what im going to do i dont have health insurance and cant risk it either
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[Geo2199]

I have an tool you can buy that attaches to any power drill. It has spinning brush attachments, bucket scoop for large heavy debris and a water sprayer that you can attach a hose to rinse it all out with. The cool thing is that it has extendable poles that are 4 feet apiece for 2 and 3 story buildings so you don't risk climbing up a latter and falling. I charge $1 a foot for one story and $2 a foot for 2 story or for gutters with large debris (like plants growing out the top).

[nismodude1988]

Where can i see these tools and possibly buy
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[Geo2199]

Vertalok. You have to order it online
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