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Gutter Cleaning in County Wexford

Gutter cleaning across County Wexford, worked from the ground. The runs are cleared out and what comes out of them leaves with us. From €75, quoted from a photo before anyone arrives.

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We clear the runs

The channels along the roofline, emptied.

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From the ground

Nothing leaning against your walls.

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Taken away with us

Bagged on the spot, not left in a heap.

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From €75

Priced from your photos, before the visit.

Why Wexford gutters fill faster than people expect

Wet winters, hedgerow country and a long coast. Between them there is nowhere in the county where a gutter clears itself.

The wet months never really stop

Rainfall through the back end of the year keeps a roofline damp for weeks at a time. Leaf that cannot dry out does not blow away — it breaks down where it lies and turns into silt, which is heavier and far harder to shift than what it started as.

Hedgerow and farmland put more in than trees alone

Across the middle of the county, pollen from the ditches and fine soil from ploughing and harvest bind the leaf into a mat. A gutter under a hedgerow fills in a season where one in open ground would take two.

The coast fills them with something else entirely

From Curracloe round to Courtown it is sand and salt film rather than leaf. Both are heavy, both go to the bottom of the channel, and neither washes through the way people assume.

There is no single right interval for the county. A house under hedgerow at Bree and one behind the dunes at Curracloe fill for completely different reasons and at different rates. Every town page below says what happens in that particular place, and what it means for how often the run wants looking at.

What is actually sitting in a Wexford gutter

Three layers, in the order they arrive, which is also the order they have to come out.

1 2 3
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    This season's leaf, on topWhatever has come down since the last clear. Rain still moves this part, which is why a run can look fine from the ground and not be.
  • 2
    The compacted mat underneathOlder leaf bound together by pollen, field dust or salt air, depending on where in the county you are. It holds water like a sponge, and it has to be lifted out by hand rather than flushed through.
  • 3
    Silt lying in the channelThe finest material of all, sitting in the bottom of the run. It holds water long after the visible debris is gone, so the channel is taken down to it rather than skimmed.

How a gutter visit runs

Four steps, and you can watch every one from the ground.

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We look first

A walk round the house before anything is touched. Which elevation carries the weight decides how the visit goes, and it is rarely the one facing the road.

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The run is cleared

Out in sections, into the bag. Material that has set hard is worked loose rather than dragged the length of the gutter, which would put every bracket under load.

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Checked before we pack up

The full run, ends and angles included. What the job covers is the channel itself, and none of it gets skipped for being awkward.

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Everything leaves with us

Bags on the van, covers up, ground back as we found it — and an honest word on what the run was actually like, including when it was better than expected.

Every town we cover

Twenty-one towns and villages, each with a page of its own explaining what fills a gutter in that particular place.

Along the coast
Curracloe · Rosslare Strand · Ballymoney · Courtown · Ballycanew

Wexford Town and the harbour
Wexford Town · Castlebridge · Barntown · Ballymurn

Enniscorthy and the Slaney
Enniscorthy · Bree · Ballyhogue · Oilgate · Adamstown

North Wexford
Gorey · Ferns · Monageer · Boolavogue · Oulart · The Ballagh · Kiltealy

Gutter cleaning questions

The ones we are asked most, answered plainly.

What exactly do you clear?

The gutter runs themselves — the channels along the roofline. Everything in them is lifted out and taken away, and the run is checked end to end before we finish. That is the job we quote for.

How much does it cost?

From €75. What yours comes to depends on how much run there is, how far it has gone and how we get at it. Send a photo from the ground and you will get a figure rather than a range.

How often do gutters need doing in Wexford?

It depends far more on what is over the run than on the calendar. Under hedgerow or near the coast, once a year is usually right. In open ground a house can often go longer, and we will tell you when that is the case.

When is the best time of year?

After the leaf is down and before the wet months settle in — late autumn, in practice. If you only have it done once a year, that is the clear that earns its keep.

Do you need ladders against the house?

No. The work is done from the ground, so nothing rests against your render and soft or sloping ground makes no difference to how we work.

Do I need to be at home?

Not usually. We need to get into the garden, so an unlocked gate is enough, and you get a message afterwards with what came out.

Book a gutter clear

Send a photo from the ground and the essentials below, and you will get a day and a figure. From €75.

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