Frequently asked questions

In Far North Queensland we usually recommend at least twice a year — once before the wet season and once after — and more often if you have heavy tree cover. Blocked gutters in a tropical downpour are the number-one cause of overflow and ceiling water damage, so a clean before the storms is an affordable insurance. If you'd rather not think about it, gutter guard cuts cleaning right back.

Yes — we carry public liability insurance and work to proper height-safety standards on every job. We're happy to supply our certificate of currency on request, which is especially important for strata, real estate and commercial work.

Yes, we regularly clean gutters on two-storey homes, steep roofs, and properties with difficult access. For private homes we mainly use professional ladders with the appropriate safety equipment and fall-arrest systems to ensure the job is done safely and thoroughly. Our team is fully trained and insured for working at height, so you don't have to get on a ladder yourself.

Cleaning clears what's already in your gutters; gutter guard stops it getting in. If you're cleaning two or three times a year, quality guard usually pays for itself by slashing how often you need a clean and protecting your gutters from rust. Many customers do a thorough clean and a guard install in the one visit.

Yes. We run high-pressure drain jetting that clears blocked stormwater drains, downpipes and pipework — including tree roots and built-up silt that snakes just push past. We can also camera-check the line so you know it's genuinely clear.

We're based in Cairns and service the wider Far North Queensland region — including Cairns City, Edge Hill, Manoora, Trinity Beach, Smithfield, Redlynch, Gordonvale, Earlville, Mooroobool and Palm Cove. Not sure if you're in range? Just give us a call.

Call us, or send a quick enquiry through the site with your address and what you need. For most homes we can give you a price over the phone or after a quick look — no obligation, and no surprises on the day.