Big roofs. More downpipes. Less room for guesswork.
Schools and larger sites usually come with more roof sections, more trees, more downpipes, and more people affected when water goes where it should not. We clean the gutters, document what we find, and keep the job organised.
Built for bigger sites
School and commercial gutters are rarely one simple line along the front of a house. There may be multiple buildings, different roof heights, box gutters, valleys, leaf traps, access limits, gates, parking, and timing that actually matters.
The kind of gutters we mean
Long runs, box gutters, multiple roof sections — and the odd thing you only find on a school roof.
School sites need less chaos, not more.
Gutter cleaning at a school needs to be planned properly. Access, timing, gates, parking, staff areas, student areas, and safe work zones all matter. Tell us what the site requires before work starts and we'll plan the job around the parts that actually matter.
Tell us what documentation your site needs before work starts, and we'll sort it out with you up front.
How the site quote works
Send the site
Send the address, site type, photos if you have them, and anything we should know about access.
We read the roof
We check the building layout, roof sections, trees, downpipes, likely access points, and anything obvious from satellite view.
We confirm the plan
We confirm timing, access, scope, and site requirements before the job is booked.
You get the proof
After the clean, you get photos and notes so there's a record of what was done and anything unusual we found.
Photos beat guesswork.
Bigger sites need a record. We photograph the important parts before and after, note anything unusual, and flag obvious issues like blocked downpipes, rust, loose screws, cracked tiles, heavy leaf traps, or sections that need follow-up.
This is a visual roof and gutter condition note only. It is not a structural building inspection, insurance assessment, or roofing certification.
Once is nice. Automatic bookings are better.
Large gutters usually do better when they're booked before the problem becomes obvious. Heavy trees, bigger roofs, and more downpipes mean waiting until there's a problem is usually the expensive version.
Six-monthly suits most sites. Heavy-tree sites may need more frequent checks.
Send the site
Address, site type, access notes, and a few photos if you have them. We'll look at the roof layout and come back with the next sensible step.