Hand-cleared debris removal and a full downspout flush for homes throughout the Highlands, Columbia Heights, downtown, West Longview, and Mint Valley.
Longview is our home route, and gutter cleaning here follows the pattern set by the city's history as a 1920s planned mill town: mature maple, alder, and fir canopy planted alongside the original neighborhoods now drops a heavy debris load every fall, especially through the Highlands and Columbia Heights up on the bluff. We clear every gutter and valley by hand, flush each downspout to confirm it's actually draining, and check for early signs of sagging or leaks while we're already up on the ladder - not a leaf-blower drive-by that just relocates the problem.
| Home type | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Single-story ranch or bungalow | $100 - $175 |
| Two-story home, standard lot | $150 - $225 |
| Large or multi-story home, steep roof access | $225 - $300+ |
Final price depends on linear feet of gutter, roof pitch, and access - confirmed before we start, never after.
Two cleanings a year - late November after leaf drop, then late spring for seed pods and moss debris - covers most homes in the Highlands and Columbia Heights. West Longview's newer subdivisions, with thinner tree cover, often stretch to one annual visit. If you're not sure which category your Longview address falls into, we'll take a look and tell you honestly.
In the 98632 ZIP, the Highlands and Columbia Heights carry the heaviest original tree canopy in the city and typically need the most frequent attention. Downtown Longview's older residential blocks mix century-old street trees with mid-century infill - fascia on the oldest of these homes needs a gentler touch and a closer look for hidden rot. West Longview, built out mostly from the 1970s onward, has thinner cover and usually needs less frequent service. Mint Valley sits low along the golf course and creek and holds moisture longer after a storm than higher ground elsewhere in town, which is worth factoring into how often that specific property gets cleaned.
Longview sits near the Cowlitz-Columbia confluence in a heavy rain zone - Cowlitz County sees roughly 45-55 inches of rain a year, most of it between October and April. A clogged gutter here doesn't just overflow during a storm; it holds standing water against the fascia for days at a time, which works into wood trim, invites pests, and on the century-old fascia boards common in the Highlands and around downtown, can soften wood enough that a waterlogged gutter pulls loose from the house entirely. Staying ahead of that with a regular cleaning schedule is far cheaper than fixing fascia rot or a fallen gutter section after the fact.
Longview is our home route - we're not driving in from another city to fit you into a gap in the schedule. That means same-week appointments for most requests, a crew that already knows which Highlands streets flood a downspout fastest after the first fall storm, and firm pricing confirmed on-site before any work starts. If something isn't draining right after we leave, we come back and fix it at no extra charge.
Streets in the Highlands and Columbia Heights under mature maple and fir canopy tend to clog fastest, often needing a fall and spring visit. West Longview subdivisions with younger trees often get by on one annual cleaning.
Longview is our home route, so most requests get same-week scheduling outside of the peak late-fall rush.
Most single-story Longview homes run $100-$175, two-story homes $150-$300, depending on linear footage and access.
Call for a same-week appointment, or request a quote online.
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