Gutter Cleaning Durham

Give us a call on 0191 731 4978

We take pride in providing a safe, environmentally friendly service with the highest level of quality and care at Gutter Cleaning Durham. All of our services are available throughout Durham and surrounding areas. We highly recommend that you have your gutters cleaned thoroughly twice a year. Gutter cleaning is necessary for your property and helps avoid damage and costly repairs to your roof. 

We guarantee to provide all of our services to the highest standard. Additionally we offer competitive prices. You may face a range of problems if you don’t regularly get your gutters clean. Including blocked drains, damp or mould in your property. 

Our Services

We only use the most advanced technology to ensure we provide you with the number one service . For example we use remote camera systems which you can look at. Meaning you can see your gutters before and after cleaning. 

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us at Mike Harris Gutter Cleaning Durham. Since we are a local company we can provide you with a free call-out service as well as free quotes. We are well known across the area for our honest and reliable service. 

Why you should choose us

Our engineers have vast amounts of experience working with both domestic and commercial properties. Therefore regardless of your property, we can offer our expertise. To ensure we thoroughly clean your gutters we use powerful vacuum units. 

At Gutter Cleaning Durham we are a well established company, providing you with cleaning and maintenance services at affordable prices. All of our professionals are fully trained and qualified. Meaning we can offer you a fast, friendly and efficient service.

Contact Us

Whatever your gutter needs, we are the company for you. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us, we are always happy to help.

Give us a call on 0191 731 4978.

About Durham

The thought of ships docking at the Sands or Millburngate remained fresh in the minds of Durham businessmen. In 1758, a new proposal hoped to make the Wear navigable from Durham to Sunderland by altering the river’s course, but the increasing size of ships made this impractical. This was further compounded by the fact Sunderland had grown as the north east’s main port and centre for shipping.