Gutter cleaning
Gutters cleared by hand and downspouts flushed, with debris bagged and hauled.
Gutter Cleaning & Yard Cleanup in Lexington, KY
Gutter cleaning, shrub removal, leaf and brush cleanup with 100% debris haul-away in Lexington, KY.
Short answerGutter cleaning on a one-story Lexington home typically runs $110 to $195 with us, and a yard or leaf cleanup with haul-away runs about $175 to $475. Most Central Kentucky homes need gutters cleaned once or twice a year, and twice or more under oaks and maples. Every job includes 100% debris haul-away.
Key takeaways
- We clear gutters and flush downspouts, then haul the debris away.
- We remove shrubs and bushes, roots included, priced per shrub.
- We do fall, spring and pre-storm yard cleanups, brush clearing and leaf cleanup.
- We clean balconies and patios.
- Most homes need gutters cleaned one to two times a year, more under heavy tree cover (Angi).
What we do
What does our gutters, yard & seasonal service include?
Each item below is work Frank does himself. If a job needs a licensed trade or a permit, we tell you up front.
Shrub & bush removal
Including deep roots, while protecting your landscaping. Quoted per shrub.
Yard cleanup & brush clearing
Fall and pre-storm cleanups with 100% debris haul-away.
Leaf cleanup
Lawns, beds and walkways. Bagged or hauled.
Balcony & patio cleaning
Balconies and patios cleaned and cleared.
Cost
How much does gutters, yard & seasonal cost in Lexington, KY?
| Typical job | Typical Lexington price range |
|---|---|
| Gutter cleaning, one-story home | $110–$195 |
| Shrub or bush removal, per shrub (roots included) | $100–$250 |
| Yard or leaf cleanup with haul-away, typical lot | $175–$475 |
These are typical ranges for jobs we see around Lexington, not quotes. Your exact price is a flat number we text back after you send a photo. Materials such as paint, boards or a TV mount are listed separately when you supply them or when we buy them for you.
| National benchmark | Range | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Gutter cleaning, national average | $119–$234 (avg. $168) | Angi, Oct 2026 |
| One-story home, national | $145–$250 | Angi, Oct 2026 |
| Downspout cleaning, national | $50–$100 | Angi, Oct 2026 |
Angi notes off-peak bookings (early winter or summer) can cost 10% to 50% less. We keep the same flat price year-round.
Timeline
How long does it take?
Gutters on a one-story home take one to two hours. A typical yard cleanup takes a half day to a full day. Shrub removal depends on root size; most shrubs take under an hour each.
Before you choose
What are the risks and common mistakes?
Knowing these before you book saves money and a second trip.
- Waiting until gutters overflow. Overflow soaks fascia and foundations. Clean before leaf season ends.
- Cleaning gutters but not downspouts. A clogged downspout backs the whole run up. We flush them.
- Pulling shrubs without the roots. They grow back. We remove the root ball.
- Piling debris at the curb without checking city rules. We haul it away.
Fit
Who is this service best for?
Homes under big trees
Oaks and maples fill gutters fast in October and November.
Overgrown beds
Shrubs and roots crowding the house or walk.
Pre-storm prep
Clear gutters and loose brush before storm season.
Rentals between tenants
Curb appeal before a showing.
Who is this not right for?
- Roof cleaning or anything that needs walking on the roof: we do not do roof work.
- Large tree removal: hire a tree service.
- Weekly mowing contracts: a lawn service is a better fit.
How it works
What happens after you text us a photo?
We call this the Photo-to-Flat-Price Method. It is how most of our jobs start, and it means you know the price before any work begins.
- Text a photo. Send a clear photo and one line about the job to (859) 438-2150. Add a second photo from farther back so we can see the whole area.
- Get a flat price. We reply within one business day with one flat price for the job, or an hourly estimate if the job can't be judged from a photo.
- Pick a time. Reply to book, or book online. Bigger jobs get a free on-site estimate first.
- We do it right. Frank does the work himself. If a job turns out different from the photo, such as hidden rot, we stop and talk with you before doing any extra work.
- Pay your way, backed for a year. Pay by cash, card, Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, Cash App or Apple Pay. Labor on every job is guaranteed for one year.
From the job site
What do recent jobs look like?
Our own photos, as each job was left. Tap to enlarge.
Our work
Can you see our work before you hire?
Tap any clip to watch. These are our own job videos from around Lexington.
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What do Lexington neighbors say?
★★★★★“He did a fantastic job, showed up when he said he would pulled all weeds by hand, made sure everything was perfect... Please give him a chance, you'll be glad you did.”
★★★★★“He was very professional. He did a great job... He was so good that even though I hired him for the original job, he did it so well. I hired him for a second job.”
★★★★★“He not only came same day and unloaded my Penske truck for me but made sure to place all my belongings neatly in my home.”
FAQ
What else do people ask about gutters, yard & seasonal?
How often should gutters be cleaned in Lexington?
Once or twice a year for most homes, spring and early fall, and two or more times near oak trees (Angi). Many Lexington homes benefit from a late-fall cleaning after the leaves drop.
Do you haul away the debris?
Yes. Every yard and gutter job includes 100% debris haul-away.
Do you clean two-story gutters?
Yes. We clean one- and two-story gutters from ladders. Text a photo of the house for a flat price.
How do you price shrub removal?
Per shrub, based on size and roots. A photo is usually enough.
Do you go on the roof?
No. We do not do roof work.
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Text a photo for a flat price, or request a free estimate. We reply within one business day. Labor on every job is guaranteed for one year.
About this page & sources
Prices are typical Lexington ranges from our own jobs, not quotes. National figures and local rules are linked to the source we checked.
Where do these numbers come from?
Last updated · By Frank Roche Jr., owner · What changed in this update: October 2026: page moved to its own URL, added typical Lexington price ranges, timelines, risks and the national cost benchmarks above.
