We look first
We start at ground level and look at the full length. By this point you already have your figure — this is us confirming what the photos showed rather than finding reasons to change it.
Gutter cleaning here starts at €75. What decides where yours lands is not the town you are in — it is how many metres of run you have, how far it has gone, and how we get at it. All three are things you can see from the ground yourself.
The starting figure, not a teaser.
You get a figure, not a range.
Barring something a photo could not show.
Not decided on your driveway.
Three things, and you can judge all of them from the ground.
Same town, same weather, and a fair gap between the quotes. Here is where it comes from.
A terrace on one of the older streets has a short front length and a back return that is awkward to reach. Not much metreage, but the part that matters takes longer to get at.
A detached or semi on the newer estates has more metres of gutter and usually clear ground all the way round. More run, less messing, and the two roughly cancel out.
Along the Slaney the damp keeps everything in the channel wet, so it breaks down into silt rather than blowing out. That is a heavier clear for the same length of gutter, and it is the one thing that genuinely moves a price.
We quote Enniscorthy from photos, and it is worth saying why: the difference between a €75 job and a bigger one is nearly always visible in a picture taken from the ground. If yours turns out to be at the cheaper end, that is what you will be told.
Four steps, none of them rushed.
We start at ground level and look at the full length. By this point you already have your figure — this is us confirming what the photos showed rather than finding reasons to change it.
Wet silt and packed leaf come out in sections and go into the bag. Along the river end of town that material is heavier than it looks, which is why it is lifted rather than dragged.
From one end to the other before anything is packed away. What comes under the job is the gutter run itself, and all of it gets looked at.
Bagging, loading and putting the ground back. Then you get told what the run was actually like, which is sometimes better news than people fear.
The run, and what the price includes.
We are past here often enough that a single gutter clear is no bother to fit in.
The town itself, with Templeshannon across the river and Blackstoops on the northern side. The estates and the older streets both, and the houses along the Slaney in between.
Wider out we cover Bree, Ballyhogue and Oilgate to the south, with Ferns and Monageer north. Show us the roofline and we will give you the figure, not a bracket.
Answered plainly, including the awkward one.
It starts at €75. Where yours lands depends on how much run there is, how far it has gone and how we get at it. One photo from the driveway and you will have a price the same day.
Because it is faster for you and more honest for us. Nearly everything that moves the price is visible in a picture taken from the ground, so you get a real number before anyone arrives.
Only if what we find is genuinely different from what the photos showed — a run twice as long as it looked, say. In that case you are told before any work starts, not after.
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.
Send the essentials and a photo from the ground, and you will get a day and a figure. From €75, and no hidden extras.