Rain Gutter Cleaning in Mesa, AZ

Where Mesa roof runoff goes

In Mesa, whatever leaves your downspout heads for the storm drain. Let's make sure it's just rain.

Mesa's storm sewer is completely separate from the sanitary sewer, and the city notes that what flows into it isn't treated. Mesa City Code Title 8, Chapter 5 prohibits discharging pollutants into the storm drain system, and the city lists illegal dumping into the curb and gutter among the sources of contamination. A gutter cleaning that ends with debris blown into the street just moves the problem, so we bag and haul away everything we pull from roofs and downspouts.

Roof water on many Mesa properties ends up in landscape areas and retention basins, and the city inspects retention basins for pollutants as part of its stormwater permit program. Downspouts that dump onto walkways or bare soil cause erosion and slick sidewalks. While we're on site, we note splash blocks that have moved, extensions that are crushed and outlets that are buried, and we include them in your report with the rest of the damage we find.

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