Pre-Monsoon Gutter Cleaning for Phoenix Properties

Gutters, scuppers and the Phoenix monsoon

Phoenix gutters sit idle most of the year, then get the whole year's work in one storm.

The National Weather Service's official monsoon season runs June 15 through September 30. Storms often bring wind and dust first, then a burst of rain, so whatever's sitting in the gutter is what decides whether water goes down the spout or over the edge onto walkways, walls and entries. We schedule cleanings in late spring, ahead of June 15, and come back after major storms to clear what the wind dropped.

Where that water goes next matters too. Phoenix says storm drain runoff travels untreated to rivers, washes and retention basins, and only stormwater belongs in the storm drain. So we bag gutter debris and haul it off instead of flushing it down the spout. While we're up there, we report sagging, loose or disconnected sections and downspouts that dump onto walks, so you can fix them before they cause damage.

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