NED'S BLOG
3 Types of Gutters and Ways to Choose
Your gutters play a vital role in protecting your home against water damage. The purpose of your gutters is to keep water flowing properly, moving away from your home and into a designated area. When your gutters have seen better days, it’s a good time to perform a gutter installation in order to prevent water […]
Unmasking Cockroach Growth: Eggs, Nymphs & Adults
Understanding Cockroach Biology for Better Pest Management with Ned’s Fast Growing Infesters Roaches go through a straightforward life cycle: egg, nymph, and adult. Knowing each part of the cycle can help you call our Experts ahead of these pests becoming a bigger problem! Egg Cockroach reproduction starts with an egg case known as an ootheca. […]
Lawn Care That Adds Real Estate Value: 6 Professional Tips
When buyers walk up to your home, they’re judging it—fast. Your lawn says more than you think, and a few professional tips can help it say the right thing. Does Curb Appeal Really Add Value? The Truth Behind the Green Yes—it’s more than just nice grass. Curb appeal can change how your home is perceived […]
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No—we make your life easy! After you schedule your job, we will appear automatically without further notice for each gutter cleaning service scheduled, do a great job, and leave a receipt for you at your door. It’s that easy!
We do not recommend screening or gutter guards. Ned Stevens has searched for and experimented with all types of products that claim to prevent gutter clogs for nearly 60 years. In short, we’ve found that there’s no such thing as a “no clog” gutter.
The solution for gutter clogs is simple: clean the gutters on a regular schedule. You can do this by signing up for one of our ongoing gutter cleaning service plans, and you won’t worry about your gutters again.
Monday – Thursday: 6am-8pm
Friday and Saturday: 6am-5pm
Sunday: 8am-4pm
Our representatives are available 24/7 to take your call and schedule your service!
We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.
Yes, the Senior Citizen Discount is 5%.
We recommend that you clean your gutters about 6 times per year. Your local weather and proximity to trees & debris will dictate your specific needs, but we typically suggest this recommended schedule:
- In March — to re-nail all gutters and clear out the branches, dirt, and other winter debris—so that they are ready for the “April Showers.”
- In June—to clean out all the oak tassels, ragweed, seed pods, “helicopters”, and other debris that land all over our properties.
- In August — to remove wind-blown debris caused by summer thunderstorms.
- And then three times in the Fall — to remove all the clogs caused by leaves that come down throughout the fall season, before the winter freeze
Our Service Plans provide the simplest solution for worry-free gutter maintenance, all year long, and come with free benefits!
While it may seem like a more affordable option to clean your gutters on your own, the potential risks simply do not outweigh the savings. You risk serious injuries and might not own the proper equipment or experience. You could also damage your gutters, gutter pitch, or the roof and end up paying even more in costly repairs. Hiring a trusted partner like Ned Stevens is beneficial because of the FREE inspections that take place during your cleaning. It might be hard to diagnose issues if you DIY.
Our licensed gutter cleaners have the experience and equipment to get the job done safely and efficiently, so you can rest assured that your gutters will be clean and functioning correctly. In the end, hiring a professional gutter cleaner is the best option for your home.
Properly pitched gutters and leaders gather that water and channel it away from the home. Doing so prevents water penetration into the home and its foundation. For this reason, Consumer Reports magazine claims that “runaway rainwater” is the “#1 Home Repair That You Should Not Ignore.”
Due to how important a properly flowing gutter system is to your home, you must keep them clean all year round. If you don’t, rainwater can seep into your home’s roof, siding, and even its foundation. Water damage to these parts of your home can result in costly repairs. Simply cleaning your gutters prevents these expensive projects and keeps water flowing away from your home.
