Nashville does not give gutters much of a break. The National Weather Service recorded 54.91 inches of precipitation in 2025, above the city’s 50.51-inch normal, and roughly 56 percent of Metro Nashville sits under tree canopy. That combination means debris piles up faster than most homeowners expect, and when the drainage path backs up, water spills over the edge and starts working against fascia boards, foundations, and landscaping. Total Clean Pro-Wash provides professional gutter cleaning in Nashville, TN, serving Brentwood, Franklin, Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, and La Vergne.
Every visit covers the full drainage path. We clear the gutter runs, clear the downspouts, rinse debris off the house, and pick it up out of the yard before leaving. Metro Nashville advises property owners to keep drainage conveyances clear and to direct downspouts appropriately on private property, and annual gutter cleaning is one of the most practical ways to stay ahead of that. If we spot visible issues like leaking or sagging gutters while we work, we tell you. This service does not include minor repairs, gutter whitening, strainer installation, gutter guard service, or cleaning homes that have gutter guards installed.
Gutter cleaning is priced on a straightforward linear-foot model, which means you have a concrete number to work with before committing to anything rather than a vague estimate that shifts once the crew arrives.
We charge $1.25 per linear foot for gutter cleaning. Two factors shape where your total lands: the size of the house, since more gutter line means more work, and the accessibility of the roofline, since tighter or more elevated setups affect labor and setup time. There are no added minimums, ladder fees, or surcharges beyond those variables. Most visits run two to four hours, and when you call for a quote we walk through both factors so the cost is clear before anything is scheduled.
We clean aluminum and seamless gutter systems, covering the most common residential installations in the area. The service addresses the full channel from the horizontal gutter runs down through the downspouts, so the entire drainage path is cleared rather than just the section visible from the street. No chemicals are used at any point during this service. The work is done with a pressure washer, which moves debris efficiently out of the system without leaving residue on the gutters, the siding, or the surrounding landscaping.
We clean copper gutters and half-round profiles as well. When asked which gutter types we handle, the honest answer is all of them. The focus throughout is debris removal and drainage restoration across the full system. We do not make claims about brightening copper finishes or restoring surface appearance, because this service is a cleaning, and that is exactly what gets delivered regardless of material or profile.
Downspout clearing is included in every visit, and it matters more than it might seem at first glance. Emptying the trough does very little if the downspout below it is still packed and water cannot exit the system, so we clear both components in the same visit to restore flow from the roofline all the way to the ground. There are situations where the service cannot move forward: if gutters are falling down or structurally failing when we arrive, proceeding would not produce a useful result for anyone. We also do not clean homes with gutter guards installed, and that limitation should be confirmed before scheduling. If we notice visible problems like leaking or sagging sections while working, we let you know directly before we leave, though repairs remain outside the scope of this visit.
At $1.25 per linear foot, our pricing gives you a concrete framework before you ever pick up the phone. The two variables that affect the total are the size of the home and how accessible the roofline is, and both get talked through openly when you call for a quote. There are no hidden fees, no invented surcharges, and no additional charges that were not mentioned from the start.
Your gutter system does not stop at the trough, and neither does this service. A blocked downspout means water backs up and overflows even when the channel above it looks clean, so we clear both components in a single visit. You are not paying for a partial result that requires a follow-up call to finish the job.
Gutter cleaning produces debris, and that debris has to go somewhere. After clearing the gutters and downspouts, we rinse it off the house and pick it up out of the yard before the job is called complete. Homeowners who have dealt with siding left streaked or landscaping buried under wet leaves know why this step matters. It is a standard part of every visit, not something that costs extra.
No chemicals are used in this service at any stage. The work is done with a pressure washer, which suits homeowners who prefer a straightforward approach without solutions applied to their gutters or the surrounding area. If anything near the work zone needs to be covered or protected to keep the job tidy, we handle it based on what makes sense for that specific property.
We are upfront about what this service does not cover: minor repairs, gutter whitening, strainer installation, gutter guard service, and cleaning homes where gutter guards are already installed. Being clear about those boundaries before anyone shows up prevents misaligned expectations on both sides. If we see leaking gutters, sagging sections, or other visible concerns while on site, we share that information before we leave so you are not finding out about a problem weeks later.
Nashville’s consistent rainfall and dense tree coverage create conditions where gutters fill up regularly and the consequences of skipping maintenance compound over time. Overflow can damage fascia boards, erode landscaping, and direct water toward foundations in ways that add up quickly. We serve homeowners across Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, and La Vergne, and the annual cleaning cadence we recommend reflects what local conditions actually demand rather than a generic maintenance calendar.
Every gutter cleaning visit addresses the full drainage system in a single appointment. From the first inspection through the final yard pickup, each step is designed to leave the property cleaner and the system fully functional. Most visits take two to four hours depending on the size and layout of the home.
Before cleaning begins, we check for obvious condition problems including leaking sections, sagging runs, and visible structural concerns. We are there to clean, not to perform repairs, but we will not leave without telling you what we noticed. If the gutters are structurally failing when we arrive, the service may not be able to move forward, because working on a system that is already compromised would not produce a useful result for anyone.
We work from the ground or bring in a lift based on the height and layout of the property. Before cleaning starts, we address anything near the work area that should be covered or protected to keep the job clean and the surrounding property in good shape. What gets covered depends on the specific conditions of that job rather than a fixed list applied to every visit.
This is the core of the visit. We clear all debris from the gutters using a pressure washer, pushing leaves, sticks, and built-up material through and out of the trough. No chemicals are used at this stage or at any other point during the service, and we do not add pressure settings or detergent steps that were not part of the confirmed process.
After the gutter run is cleared, we work through the downspouts to confirm water can travel the full path without obstruction. A blocked downspout means the drainage system is still broken regardless of how clean the channel above it looks, so we do not consider the visit complete until both components are open and flow is genuinely restored end to end.
Once the system is cleared, we rinse any remaining debris off the house and pick it up out of the yard as a standard part of the service, not as an optional finishing step. Before leaving, if we noticed visible issues like leaking or sagging gutters during the visit, we share that information with the homeowner directly. You get a tidy property and an honest account of what the gutters looked like while we were there.
Every gutter cleaning we perform is backed by a customer satisfaction guarantee. If you are not satisfied with the results, we will work to fix the issue first. If the problem cannot be resolved and you are still not happy, we will give you your money back. That is not a policy buried in terms and conditions. It reflects how we approach every job, because we would rather spend the time making something right than leave a customer with an outcome they did not expect.
Overflowing water during rain, visible debris in the trough, blocked or slow-draining downspouts, and debris landing on the siding or in the yard are the most common signs. Nashville’s tree coverage and above-average rainfall mean those signs tend to appear faster here than homeowners from lower-canopy areas might expect.
After fall leaf drop and before the heavier spring storm stretches are the most practical windows for most Nashville homeowners. Annual cleaning is our standard recommendation, and local tree cover and precipitation levels make that timing especially sensible for properties in this area.
Once a year is the baseline we recommend for most residential properties. Homes with heavier nearby tree coverage may benefit from more frequent attention, but annual service is the general guidance we give throughout the Nashville area.
Yes. Downspouts are included in every gutter cleaning visit. We clear both the gutter runs and the downspouts so the full drainage path is addressed from trough to ground, not just the visible horizontal section.
No, we do not clean homes where gutter guards are installed. That is a firm service limitation and it is worth confirming before you schedule so there are no surprises on the day of the visit.
We let the homeowner know before we leave. The visit is a cleaning appointment and repairs are outside the scope of the service, but if we see leaking sections, sagging runs, or other visible structural concerns while on site, we will share that with you directly.
No. Cleanup is a standard part of every visit. We rinse debris off the house and pick it up out of the yard before the job is considered complete, so the property is in better shape when we leave than it was when we arrived.
Yes. If the gutters are falling down or structurally failing, the service may not be able to move forward. We would rather be upfront about that than proceed on a system that cannot benefit from cleaning.
If your gutters are overflowing, your downspouts are running slow, or you cannot recall the last time the system was cleared, Total Clean Pro-Wash can help. We serve Nashville and the surrounding communities of Brentwood, Franklin, Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, and La Vergne, and we price gutter cleaning at $1.25 per linear foot so you know what to expect before anything is confirmed. Every visit includes gutter clearing, downspout clearing, a house rinse-off, and yard debris pickup, and bundling gutter cleaning with a house wash or roof cleaning saves you 10 percent on the full package. Call us at (615) 465-8124 to request your free quote and get your drainage system cleared before the next round of Nashville weather puts it to the test.
