Family‑owned since 1997Oregon CCB #233705Portland & SW Washington

All Season Gutters & Roof Care

Family‑owned since 1997 · Oregon CCB #233705

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care technician clearing leaves and roof debris from a gutter on a Portland, Oregon home

Cleared by hand · flushed to the downspout

Gutter Cleaning in Portland, Oregon

Our own crew clears fir needles, leaves, moss and roof grit from every run, then makes sure each downspout actually drains, so the next November storm goes into the gutter and out through the downspouts.

Family‑owned since 1997 · Own crew, no subcontractors · Prices current October 2026

From $295
Single‑story homes, price on screen in about 2 minutes
Every downspout
Cleared and checked for flow, not just the troughs
1, 2 & 3 stories
Steep roofs and tall homes are routine for our crew
CCB #233705
Licensed, bonded & insured in Oregon

4.9 from 166 Google reviews · Nov 2026

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Gutter cleaning technician removing packed roof debris from a gutter on a Portland-area home

Why outlets matterOne clogged outlet can back up an entire 40‑foot run.

What’s included

What a Portland gutter cleaning should include, and what ours does.

A proper gutter cleaning removes all debris from every gutter run by hand, clears each downspout until water flows through it, and checks hangers, seams and outlets for problems that cause overflow. In Portland, that means fir needles, maple leaves, moss and roof grit, cleared before the heaviest rain of the year in November and December.

  • Every run cleared by hand

    Needles, leaves, seed pods, moss and shingle grit scooped out of each gutter, including the inside corners where debris packs tight.

  • Downspouts cleared and flow‑checked

    Outlets opened and downspouts cleared until water runs through. A clean trough over a blocked downspout still overflows.

  • A look at the system while we’re up there

    Loose hangers, leaking corners, low spots holding water and soft fascia get pointed out, so nothing surprises you next storm.

  • Cleanup before we leave

    Debris off walkways and beds, and you’re welcome to walk the job with us before we go.

Gutter cleaning prices

How much does gutter cleaning cost in Portland? Here are our actual ranges.

Gutter cleaning from All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care starts at $295, our minimum for any service call. Most single‑story Portland homes pay $295–$475. Most two‑story homes pay $365–$675. Height, home size, roof pitch, tree cover and existing gutter guards set where your home falls in the range.

Gutter cleaning price ranges by story height and home size, Portland metro, October 2026
Home height Under 1,500 sq ft 1,500–2,500 sq ft 2,500–4,000 sq ft Over 4,000 sq ft
1 story $295 $295–$365 $325–$475 $425–$650
1½ stories $295–$345 $295–$425 $385–$565 $500–$750
2 stories $295–$425 $365–$525 $455–$675 $595–$875
3 stories $425–$625 $525–$775 $675–$995 $850–$1,250

Ranges come from the same pricing our virtual estimate tool uses, last reviewed October 2026. Steep roofs, heavy tree cover, tight access and guards that must be lifted and reset can move a home toward the top of its range. Your price is confirmed by a person before anything is scheduled.

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When to book

The best time to clean gutters in Portland is just before the rain arrives.

Portland averages 36.92 inches of rain a year, and more than 40% of it falls in November, December and January. Clean once in late October or early November, after most leaves are down and before the wettest stretch. Homes under firs or big maples usually need a second visit in spring, once seed pods, catkins and needle drop are done.

  • Book here: late Oct to early Nov
  • Heaviest rain: Nov to Jan
  • Second clean for tree‑heavy lots: Apr to May

Source: National Weather Service Portland, 1991–2020 normals at PDX.

Average monthly rainfall, Portland International Airport (inches)
  1. 5.03″ Jan
  2. 3.68″ Feb
  3. 3.97″ Mar
  4. 2.89″ Apr
  5. 2.51″ May
  6. 1.63″ Jun
  7. 0.51″ Jul
  8. 0.54″ Aug
  9. 1.52″ Sep
  10. 3.42″ Oct
  11. 5.45″ Nov
  12. 5.77″ Dec

What clogs Portland gutters

How often should gutters be cleaned in Portland? It depends on what’s growing over your roof.

Most Portland homes need gutter cleaning once or twice a year: late fall, plus spring if trees hang over the roof. Homes under Douglas firs often need three. Moss is part of the reason. Oregon State University Extension notes that roof moss traps soil and debris and holds moisture, and much of it ends up in the gutter.

Rain gutter packed with conifer needles, leaves and moss under an overhanging tree, the kind of buildup Portland gutter cleaning clears
Under conifers, needle mats can fill a gutter in a single season.
  • 01

    Douglas fir needles

    Fine, flat and constant. Needles mat into a dense layer that holds water and clogs outlets, even under some guards. Homes under firs usually need two or three cleanings a year.

  • 02

    Bigleaf maple leaves

    One October week can fill a gutter. Wet leaves fold over outlets like a lid, which is why overflow often starts the first hard rain after leaf drop.

  • 03

    Moss and shingle grit

    Moss sheds off the roof in chunks and grit washes down with every storm. Together they turn into a heavy sludge that weighs on hangers.

  • 04

    Seed pods and catkins

    Maple “helicopters” and alder and birch catkins drop in spring and sprout in standing water if they sit long.

Cleaning, repair or guards?

Why gutters overflow even after a cleaning, and which fix your house actually needs.

  1. If you see

    Gutters are full

    Overflow along the run, plants growing, downspouts dry during rain.

    You likely need Gutter cleaning

    Every run and downspout cleared, priced online.

    Price a cleaning
  2. If you see

    Clean but still overflowing

    Water spills at one spot, drips behind the gutter, or sits in a low run after a cleaning.

    You likely need Gutter repair

    Pitch, hangers, seams or outlets need fixing.

    See gutter repair
  3. If you see

    Clogs again every season

    Firs or maples over the roof and you’re cleaning more than twice a year.

    You likely need Gutter guards

    Four systems matched to the debris you get.

    Compare gutter guards

Undersized gutters overflow too, no matter how clean they are. Check yours with our free roof runoff and gutter sizing calculator, or see seamless gutter installation if it’s time for a bigger system.

The visit

How a gutter cleaning visit works

You usually don’t need to be home, as long as we can reach the gutters and downspouts. Most homeowners book online, tell us about gates or dogs, and see the finished job when they get home.

  1. Step 1

    Walk the roofline

    We look at the runs, corners and downspouts from the ground first, so problem spots are noted before anyone climbs.

  2. Step 2

    Clear every run by hand

    Ladder or roof access depending on the home. Debris comes out by hand so hangers and seams aren’t stressed.

  3. Step 3

    Open the downspouts

    Outlets cleared and each downspout run until water moves through. This is the step quick cleanings skip.

  4. Step 4

    Check while we’re up there

    Loose hangers, low spots, leaking corners and soft fascia get flagged, not ignored.

  5. Step 5

    Clean up and walk it with you

    Walkways and beds cleared, and you can look over the job before we leave.

Pressure flushing a clogged gutter and downspout on a Portland home during a gutter cleaning visit
★★★★★
“We have used them to keep our gutters clear for years. Very easy to schedule and the technicians are so friendly, fast and efficient.”
Marsha Parsons Google review · Recurring gutter cleaning

Gutter cleaning near you, from the crew in Wood Village.

We clean gutters for homes and commercial buildings across Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties and Clark County, Washington. Many customers book a fall cleaning every year, plus a spring visit when trees hang over the roof.

Gutter cleaning before-and-afters, shot by the crew that did the work.

Real photos from our own gutter cleaning jobs in the Portland metro. No stock shots. This is what fir needles, leaves and roof grit look like in a channel, and what a cleared run should look like when we leave.

Before and after gutter cleaning in Portland: a gutter packed with leaves and needles, then the same run cleared to the outlet | All Season Gutters
Portland metro · Gutter cleaning Packed run cleared to the outlet The channel was full of leaves and needles, so rain had nowhere to go but over the front lip. Cleared by hand, then flushed until the downspout ran clean at the base.
Before gutter cleaning: inside gutter corner packed with pine needles under an evergreen on a Portland-area home | All Season Gutters
Before · Inside corner Needles packed where two runs meet Inside corners and outlets clog first under firs and pines, and that is where overflow starts.
After gutter cleaning: the same inside gutter corner cleared of pine needles with the outlet open | All Season Gutters
After · Same corner Corner cleared, outlet open Same spot after the visit: channel clear and the outlet open to the downspout.

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Questions & answers

Gutter cleaning questions, answered.

Straight answers on cost, timing and what’s included. Still unsure? Send us a photo of the problem.

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How much does gutter cleaning cost in Portland?

Our gutter cleaning starts at $295, the minimum for any service call. Most single‑story homes in the Portland metro pay $295–$475 and most two‑story homes pay $365–$675. Larger homes, three stories, steep roofs, heavy tree cover and existing gutter guards cost more. Use the virtual estimate tool to see the range for your address in about two minutes.

How often should gutters be cleaned in Portland?

At least once a year, ideally in late October or early November before the heaviest rain. Homes with maples, oaks or other leafy trees overhead should add a spring cleaning. Homes under Douglas firs or pines often need two or three cleanings a year, which is when gutter guards start to make sense.

Do you clean downspouts too?

Yes. Every cleaning includes clearing the outlets and running the downspouts until water moves through them. A blocked downspout is one of the most common reasons clean‑looking gutters still overflow during a storm.

Why do my gutters still overflow after a cleaning?

Usually because of pitch, outlets or size rather than debris. A run that sags holds water, an outlet that’s too small or too far from a valley can’t keep up, and an undersized gutter spills over in heavy rain. Those are gutter repair or replacement problems, and we’ll tell you which one you have.

Do I need to be home for a gutter cleaning?

In most cases, no. As long as the crew can reach the gutters, downspouts and any side yards, you don’t need to be there. Let us know about gates, dogs or anything fragile near the house when you book.

Do you clean gutters on two‑ and three‑story homes and steep roofs?

Yes. Tall homes, steep pitches and hard‑to‑reach rooflines are routine for our crew. They take more time and equipment, which is why they sit higher in the price table.

Do gutter guards mean I never have to clean my gutters?

No. Good guards cut down how often gutters need attention, but fir needles, moss and fine roof grit still collect on top of and under some guards. Guarded gutters usually need an occasional rinse or service rather than a full clean‑out.

Do you offer commercial gutter cleaning?

Yes. We clean gutters for storefronts, offices, churches, HOAs and multifamily buildings across the Portland metro, from a single storefront to a full apartment complex.

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care shop and service trucks in Wood Village, Oregon

Clean gutters before the next big storm. Start whichever way suits you.

Every option reaches the same family‑owned crew in Wood Village.

All Season Continuous Gutters & Roof Care, Inc. · 24023 NE Shea Ln, Suite 204, Wood Village, OR 97060 · (503) 860‑6950 · Oregon CCB #233705

Seasonal reminders · Portland metro

Get a heads‑up before your gutters fill up.

A short email from our Wood Village office at the three times of year Portland roofs need attention, plus any seasonal pricing we run.

  1. Oct – Nov Leaf drop When maple leaves and fir needles start packing gutters ahead of the winter rain.
  2. Dec – Feb Storm season What to check after wind and freezing rain: loose hangers, split seams, blocked downspouts.
  3. Mar – May Moss & spring debris The window to treat roof moss and clear seed pods and spring litter.

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