Very impressed with the complete servicing. Great to have before and after photos. Surprised at just how much growth there was despite having gutter guards. Not much you can do to prevent moss spores and grass seeds.” Allan, Mount Stuart Tas
We truly appreciate this kind of honest and insightful feedback from our valued customers. It highlights a common misconception: even with gutter guards, your gutters still need regular professional gutter cleaning.
At Gutter-Vac Southern Tasmania, we often come across gutters that look clear from above the guard, but underneath is a different story entirely.
Why gutter guards are not foolproof:
- Over time, dust, pollen, and fine debris can bypass the guards and settle in your gutters.
- Add moisture to that dust, and it becomes mud, which creates a fertile environment for moss, grass, and even small plants to thrive.
- These root systems can become deeply established, leading to blockages that prevent proper water flow.
- The result? Overflowing gutters, potential water ingress, and even damage to your home’s roofline or foundations.
Even with gutter protection systems in place, professional gutter cleaning is essential to maintain proper flow and prevent long-term issues.
This customer was shocked at how much growth we removed and that is not unusual. Many people are unaware of what is happening beneath their gutter guards until they see our before and after photos. That is why we include photos with every clean, we want you to see the value in what we do.
At Gutter-Vac Southern Tasmania, we use specialised vacuum cleaning equipment to remove all debris, sludge, moss, and plant matter safely and effectively even under tightly fitted gutter guards.
If your home or property has gutter guards and has not had a gutter clean in a while, it is time to book in. We will make sure your gutters are functioning properly and ready for whatever weather comes next.
Call Gutter-Vac Southern Tasmania now, on 1300 654 253 or request a free quote. Proudly servicing homes and businesses across Southern Tasmania.
