Gutter Cleaning Near Me Spokane

Getting a reliable gutter cleaning service provider like Clean Pro Gutter Cleaning™ take care of your gutter problems is the best solution to problems. Our service techs have the practical knowledge and experience to make sure that your gutters are functioning properly and to accomplish that in the safest manner possible.

When you set out on the road to a clean water drainage system for your home, you might not remember just how high up your gutter are. There are genuine safety concerns to doing this task. If you are going to get hurt cleaning your gutters it will probably be from a ladder injury.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission says that thousands of people are treated for broken bones, bruises and cuts from ladder injuries every year and that hundreds of people die of ladder related injuries. It is very important that you learn how to work on a ladder safely.

First, the base of your ladder should be set on a level surface free of mud, snow, ice or grease. In addition, the base should be one foot away from the house for every four feet of ladder height. That means that for the average two-story house you will need at least a twenty-one foot ladder. You should always face the ladder when moving up and down and never carry anything in your hands while climbing a ladder. Therefore, when you clean your gutters you should put your gloves on prior to climbing or carry them in a pocket.

In addition, you should put your garbage bag in your pocket, on your belt, or attach a rope to it that you can attach to you in some way and then raise it up and down for use once you to the top. Another ladder safety rule is that you should always maintain three points of contact with the ladder, 2 feet and one hand or two hands and one foot.

This is why it is important to attach the garbage bag to the ladder and not carry it in your hand because you will need one hand to scoop out debris and one to hang on to the ladder.