Gutter Cleaning
Gutters are the cheapest protection your house has. Kept clear, water leaves the roof and goes away from the foundation instead of down the siding, into the fascia, or into the basement.
Why Yard Loop is the best option for you
Gutter work goes to local crews equipped for your roof, with their own insurance on file with Yard Loop before they are sent. It is genuinely dangerous work and it is not handed to whoever is cheapest that week.
A real gutter cleaning is not just scooping the troughs. It is checking that every downspout actually runs, flushing them if they do not, clearing the valleys where the roof dumps into the gutter, and telling you about loose hangers, separated seams or rot in the fascia while somebody is up there with eyes on it — which is worth more than the cleaning itself.
Debris is bagged and taken, not blown into the beds or left on the roof for the next rain to wash back in.
Yard Loop — the simplest way to handle your home’s exterior maintenance
Not only do we handle gutter cleaning, but we can handle all of your home’s exterior maintenance. Yard Loop was designed to be the simplest way to take care of all of your home’s exterior, all year long. No more contacting and managing multiple companies, comparing quotes, keeping track of different schedules, or taking on the maintenance yourself.
It’s as simple as selecting the exterior services you currently have done for you, or the services you want done, and we handle the rest. One plan, one point of contact, one less thing to worry about.
Yard Loop takes the hassle out of maintaining your home, giving you more free time to spend on what actually matters. Get your plan today.
What’s included
- Clearing leaves and debris from the gutter runs included in your plan
- Checking and flushing downspouts so water is actually leaving the system
- Bagging or removing the debris pulled out of the gutters
- Flagging visible gutter damage, separation or loose fixings for you to decide on
Gutter length, roof height and whether the home has guards all affect the visit. Repairs, guard installation and new gutter runs are separate jobs and are quoted separately — clearing a gutter and fixing one are not the same work.
Gutter cleaning is normally scheduled twice a year — after the leaves are down, and again in spring. Your own plan shows the exact schedule for your property before you agree to anything.
How Yard Loop works
- Tell us what your property needsChoose this service on its own, or combine it with anything else you want handled. You give us the address and the services; we measure the property and build the plan around it.
- Yard Loop coordinates everythingScheduling, billing, reminders and communication all run through Yard Loop. One company to contact, one monthly bill, no chasing separate trades for separate jobs.
- Local service professionals do the workThe work is performed by qualified local contractors that Yard Loop vets, schedules and pays. They are independent businesses, not Yard Loop employees — Yard Loop is the company you deal with and the one accountable to you for getting it done.
Common questions
How often do gutters need cleaning?
Twice a year suits most homes here — once after the leaves are down in late autumn, once in spring. Homes under mature trees may need more, and we would rather tell you that than let a gutter overflow all winter.
Do you clean gutters if my home has guards?
Yes. Guards cut down what gets in but do not stop grit, granules and fine debris building up, and the guards themselves need clearing. The visit accounts for the guards being there.
Will you tell me if something is damaged?
Yes. If a crew finds a separated seam, a loose bracket or a section pulling away from the fascia, you are told and given the choice. Minor gutter repair and guard installation can be added; nothing is repaired without your say-so.
Can I have just gutter cleaning?
Yes. It is a common starting point. Many customers add window cleaning or mowing later once they see how the scheduling works.
What affects the price?
The linear feet of gutter, the height and complexity of the roof, whether guards are fitted, and what else is handled on the same trip. The property is measured rather than guessed at.
Which areas do you cover?
Omaha, Council Bluffs, Carter Lake and surrounding communities including Bellevue, Papillion, La Vista, Elkhorn, Gretna and Bennington.
Where we work
Yard Loop serves Omaha, Council Bluffs and Carter Lake, along with surrounding communities including Bellevue, Papillion, La Vista, Elkhorn, Gretna and Bennington. Yard Loop is locally operated, and the work is carried out by qualified local contractors that Yard Loop schedules, manages and pays — you deal with one company throughout.