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Gutter quote - expensive?
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MrBrindle
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Good Morning,
Had a bloke round this morning who's business is a window cleaner/gutter cleaner/pressure washer etc etc.
He's measured our guttering of which we have 39.97m of, and is charging £3 per m to clean and £2 per m to empty. So all in all £199.85 + Free window cleaning at the same time. The front gutters are badly clogged (visible growth - lazy previous owners) so they're the only urgent job really.
Does this seem reasonable? Needless to say I don't want to pay £200 when the only stuff that really needs doing is emptying the front gutters.
Thanks
Had a bloke round this morning who's business is a window cleaner/gutter cleaner/pressure washer etc etc.
He's measured our guttering of which we have 39.97m of, and is charging £3 per m to clean and £2 per m to empty. So all in all £199.85 + Free window cleaning at the same time. The front gutters are badly clogged (visible growth - lazy previous owners) so they're the only urgent job really.
Does this seem reasonable? Needless to say I don't want to pay £200 when the only stuff that really needs doing is emptying the front gutters.
Thanks
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Gutter cleaning is a horrible job! If I had £200 I would pay it rather than get up on a tower and do it myself, getting covered in the cr*p from the gutter is pretty gross. I'm assuming that it's a 2 storey building, I think you can get an extendable thingy to clean them but have no idea if it's effective0
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maisie_cat wrote: »Gutter cleaning is a horrible job! If I had £200 I would pay it rather than get up on a tower and do it myself, getting covered in the cr*p from the gutter is pretty gross. I'm assuming that it's a 2 storey building, I think you can get an extendable thingy to clean them but have no idea if it's effective
Hiya, yes a detached house. I may just ask for the gutters to be emptied, not too fussed on having them cleaned.0 -
Oh I think that’s quite expensive, not sure, I have a 3 bed terraced house . Just the rear of the property gutters needs cleaning as it’s clogged and the bloke only asking for £600
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I replaced all guttering and soil pipes for £350 detached house wilth 6 down pipes due to being one and half storey. I did have the tools and could do it myself but £200 to clean them seems a lot. But then I suppose if it take two days. £100 a day.0
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Good Morning,
Had a bloke round this morning who's business is a window cleaner/gutter cleaner/pressure washer etc etc.
He's measured our guttering of which we have 39.97m of, and is charging £3 per m to clean and £2 per m to empty. So all in all £199.85 + Free window cleaning at the same time. The front gutters are badly clogged (visible growth - lazy previous owners) so they're the only urgent job really.
Does this seem reasonable? Needless to say I don't want to pay £200 when the only stuff that really needs doing is emptying the front gutters.
Thanks
Hilarious - a guy has measured guttering to two decimal places of a metre (oh yeah!). This has then price equated to just 15p short of the nice round figure of £200 for cleaning (what a coincidence!) but the offer is fantastic because it includes a "free" window clean.0 -
I've just been quoted £50 for a 'normal' 4 bed detached, cleaning gutters front and rear. Probably around 20m of guttering in total.
This is in the northeast0
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