Gutter cleaning Minneapolis & St. Paul
Professional gutter cleaning service with hand debris removal, a full downspout flush, and a photo report of every run. Book for Minneapolis, St. Paul, and western Wisconsin before the next storm — or before the first hard freeze.
500+
homes across the Twin Cities
62,000
ft of seamless gutter installed
5 ★
78 reviews on Google
5 min
average reply during business hours
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Why gutter cleaning matters here
When gutters overflow, water runs straight down the foundation. In Minneapolis and St. Paul freeze–thaw cycles, that moisture becomes cracking, basement dampness, and ice weight that pulls runs off the fascia.
Our gutter cleaning service is more than a ladder and a leaf blower. We scoop heavy debris by hand, flush every downspout until water exits at grade, and inspect hangers, seams, and fascia while we are already on the roof line.
You leave with a photo report — not a vague “all set” text — so you can see the channel empty and know if repair, replacement, or leaf guards should come next.
Gutter cleaning service
Professional gutter cleaning in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and western Wisconsin means hand removal, a downspout flush, and a clear discharge path away from the foundation — every visit.
Late fall — after the last leaves drop and before a hard freeze — is the clean that protects the system through winter. A spring visit catches seed pods, winter grit, and anything storms pushed into the outlets. Homes under heavy pine cover often need a third mid-season pass; open lots may only need autumn. See our gutter cleaning cost page for how footage and stories change the price, or run the cleaning calculator for a number on your house.
We work within about 140 miles of Minneapolis — including St. Paul, Burnsville, Bloomington, Maple Grove, Plymouth, Hudson, WI, and River Falls, WI. Pricing starts at $1.5 per foot with a $150 minimum. When we install leaf guards the same day, cleaning is included so the channel is clear before anything goes on top.
Photo report
A cleaning without documentation is just a promise. Every Salva Home visit ends with photos of each run — before, during, and after — so you know the channel is clear and what still needs attention.
Packed debris, standing water, and blocked outlets documented per side of the house.
Close-ups of sludge, shingle grit, and anything that was holding water against the fascia.
Empty troughs and free-flowing outlets so you can see capacity restored.
Loose hangers, open seams, soft fascia, or pitch problems flagged with a plain recommendation.
Twin Cities yards fill with maple leaves, oak litter, and pine needles that look fine from the ground until the first heavy rain. Overflow stains the siding, soaks the foundation, and starts ice problems once temperatures drop. A photo report from inside the gutter is the only way to confirm the clean actually reached the outlets — not just the front edge you can see from the driveway.
If we find damage, you get an honest fork in the road: repair, replacement, or leaf guards so the next clean is lighter. No pressure pitch — just what the photos show.
Frequency
"Twice a year" is the standard answer. What actually matters is what grows over your roof.
Pines or spruces overhanging
Three times a year
Needles fall year-round, not just in autumn, and they mat together into something water cannot pass. This is the one situation where guards nearly always pay off.
Broad-leaf trees close by
Twice — late autumn and spring
The autumn clean after the last leaves drop matters most. The spring one catches seed pods and whatever blew in over winter.
Trees at a distance
Once a year, autumn
Enough for most Minneapolis lots. Add a quick check after a big storm.
No trees within fifty feet
Every two or three years
Grit off the shingles still collects, just slowly. Do not pay for a schedule you do not need.
The one clean you should not skip
Late autumn, after the last leaves are down and before the first hard freeze. A gutter that goes into a Minnesota winter full of wet debris turns into a block of ice, and that weight is what tears runs off the fascia.
Tired of climbing twice a year?
If pine needles or maple dumps keep packing the same runs, a cleaning is the right next visit — and leaf guards may be the smarter long-term move. We price both honestly from the same calculator.
Compare protection options on our gutter guards pages, or stay on the cleaning path and book the next seasonal visit before fall freeze-up.
What it costs
Prices below are for a typical single-story home with about 125 feet of roofline. Two stories add $1.50 per foot for ladder work.
| Service | Typical price | Included |
|---|---|---|
| Seamless gutter installation | from $1,320 | gutters, downspouts, installation |
| Leaf guards | from $750 | material and fitting |
| Gutter cleaning | $150–300 | full clear-out plus photo report |
| Ice dam removal | from $450 | call-out and steam removal |
| Old gutter removal | $2 per foot | tear-off and haul away |
No visit, no phone tag — just an honest range for your house.
Recent work
Every project below is ours — address area, actual price and time on site. These are representative jobs from our 500+ projects across the Twin Cities.
Burnsville, MN
168 ft · 2 stories
Minneapolis, MN
212 ft · 2 stories
Hudson, WI
95 ft · 1 story
Where we work
We cover the metro and western Wisconsin within about 140 miles. Not on the list? Call us — if we can't help, we'll tell you who can.
Free on-site measure
Skip the online calculator. Request a free visit — we measure the roofline in person, confirm the exact scope, and leave you with a clear number. No obligation.
We measure on site
Linear feet, stories, downspouts, and access — checked in person
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During business hours, seven days a week
Free either way
The measure visit is free whether you book the job or not
Your manager will call within 5 minutes to set a time to come measure.
No visit, no obligation — just an honest range for your house in under a minute.