Cost Comparison
Can you Afford Not to Install Gutter Clean?
Did you know that annually over 400 American die from ladder accidents and another 150 from roof falls?
How much would it cost if someone fell off your roof or ladder cleaning gutters? At the very least, lost wages, medical bills, or a lawsuit!
And what about the thousands of dollars of damage that can occur if your gutters are not properly maintained?
Water in the basement, ice dams, landscape disinigration, soffit, facia, and window rotting, etc. The list can go on. You can justify the investment in maintaining your gutters.
Old or young, handy or not, there is no status to cleaning your own gutters. Cleaning gutters is a dangerous task and should be done professionally or, even better - eliminated! Let’s compare your options.
No Protection vs Other Products vs Gutterclean
Cost Comparison Over Time (based on 100’)
| No Protection Cleaning Only | "Big Box" Screens | Contractor Screens | National Brand Cover System *2 |
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| Cost to Clean | $125 | $125 | $125 | Included | $125 |
| Product Cost | $0 | $75 | $500 | $1700 | $425 |
| Install Cost | $0 | $100 | $100 | $300 | $100 |
| Future Cleanings | 6 Months | 1 Year | 1 Year | Rarely | Rarely |
| Cost/Future Cleanings *1 | $125 | $150 | $150 | $0 | $0 |
| Total 5 yr Investment | $1250 | $900 | $1325 | $2000 | $650 |
| Total 10 yr Investment | $2500 | $1650 | $2075 | $2000 | $650 |
| Total 15 yr Investment | $3750 | $2400 | $2825 | $2000 | $650 |
| Annual Cost Over 15 Years | $250 | $160 | $188 | $133 | $43 |
*Assumptions
1. Going Rate in most markets for hiring an Insured Cleaning Service is $1.25/Ft. and $1.00/Ft. for hiring the installation of GutterClean. Cost is $0 for cleaning and installing yourself. Because screens and covers need to be removed and re-installed for subsequent cleanings, a higher rate is assumed.
2. “National Brand” cover systems includes nose forward systems similar to Gutter Helmet, Gutter Topper, Gutter Max, etc. Their price per foot usually goes down as quantity goes up.