GUTTER CLEARING PHOTOS
Roof-edge and gutter clearing, in photos
See the build-up along the roof edges, the outlet and collection box clearing, and the gutters after visible debris was removed.
Leaves, moss and plant growth
The first views show accumulated material along the eaves and between the gutter supports.
Outlets and collection boxes, before and after
Each pair records the same outlet or collection box before and after visible debris was removed.
The cleared gutter runs
These wider views show the roof-edge gutter and a separate long run after clearing.
Keep the clearing record with the maintenance scope
The sequence separates long gutter runs from the outlet and collection-box details. Before clearing, organic material occupies parts of these channels and collection areas. Afterwards, the photographed surfaces are exposed and the visible debris has been removed. The different views help identify which areas were worked on; they are not a flow-test record for the complete drainage system.
For your maintenance visit, ask for the included gutter runs, outlets and accessible downpipes to be identified. Keep any remaining overflow, damaged joint or downstream blockage as a separate follow-up item. That makes it easier to compare a clearing quote with a quote that also includes component repairs.
When a gutter needs component repairs as well as clearing →What the clearing work involved
We removed visible leaves, plant growth and accumulated debris from the gutter areas shown. The photos record the build-up and the exposed channels and collection areas after clearing.
Gutter component repairs and checks further along the downpipe route are assessed separately. Roof-surface cleaning also needs a method suited to the material and its condition.
Need help with gutter build-up?
Describe the affected area and any overflow you have noticed. We assess the gutter and connected drainage, then explain the proposed work and written quote.