Rain Gutter Cleaning in Chandler, AZ

Where Chandler roof water goes

In Chandler, only rain belongs in the storm drain. Palm fronds don't count as rain.

On many commercial sites, roof water runs through scuppers onto splash pads and then into a retention basin. Chandler's stormwater manual for property owners asks owners to clear sediment, trash and debris from scupper inlets, spillways and splash pads, and to keep flow headed toward the center of the basin so water doesn't stand. A clogged scupper sends water down a wall instead, and a blocked splash pad can wash granite across a walkway.

Chandler's property maintenance code requires roofs and all their appurtenances to be kept structurally sound and safe, and it calls out palm trees with excessive dead or dry fronds. Those same fronds are usually what fills gutters first. The city's stormwater page lists yard clippings among the pollutants that can clog drains and cause flooding during a storm, so we bag everything we pull off the roof and haul it away instead of rinsing it into the street.

Many Chandler properties pair this with tree trimming in Chandler and grounds maintenance in Chandler, so one team handles the whole property.