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Rain Gutter Cleaning in Tempe, AZ

Pro Turf cleans gutters, downspouts and scuppers for Tempe apartment communities, student housing, HOAs and office buildings, before the summer storms and after fall leaf drop. We flush every downspout, confirm it drains where it should and report damage that needs repair.

Tempe, Arizona

Tempe's stormwater maintenance rules

Tempe wants storm water gone within 36 hours. Clean gutters give your drainage a head start.

Tempe makes property owners responsible for the long-term maintenance of stormwater controls and drainage. For projects of one acre or more with construction applications submitted on or after August 1, 2023, the city's guideline calls for inspecting and maintaining catch basins, trench and slotted drains, dry wells and retention basins once a year, with inspection records submitted every five years or sooner on request. City staff also do a warranty inspection within a year after construction is complete.

Tempe says inspections should follow a rain event to confirm water dissipates within 36 hours. Roof gutters feed straight into that system. Leaves, palm debris and grit washed off a roof settle in catch basins and dry wells and slow them down. Cleaning gutters before monsoon season keeps that material out of the drainage you're required to maintain. Tempe takes service requests for illegal discharges into storm drains, and general stormwater questions go to (480) 350-4311.

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

Official program details

Program rules can change, so confirm current details with the city.

City of Tempe: Stormwater Maintenance

What's included

Rain Gutter Cleaning in Tempe

  • Gutter and downspout debris removal
  • Flushing downspouts to confirm clear flow
  • Reporting damaged, sagging or disconnected sections
  • Clearing roof valleys and scuppers where accessible
  • Pre-monsoon and post-storm cleanings
  • Coordinated cleanings across multi-building communities
How we work

How it works

Step 1

Schedule

We plan cleanings around your buildings, residents and access needs.

Step 2

Clean

Crews remove debris safely and haul it away.

Step 3

Test flow

Downspouts are checked so water drains where it should.

Step 4

Report

You get notes on any damage that needs repair.

Easy to work with

What working with Pro Turf feels like

A real person answers, 24/7

A live person answers our emergency line day or night, and your team gets our direct cell numbers to call or text anytime.

No surprise invoices

Detailed proposals and transparent pricing, so you always know what you're paying for.

You'll know what we see

Clear, proactive communication. Problems get flagged early, so you're never the last to know.

We show up when we say we will

Consistent scheduling and experienced crews, week after week.

“They are quick to respond when we have an emergency, and the property looks great. Thank you for always going the extra mile.”
JesusCommunity Director
FAQ

Rain Gutter Cleaning in Tempe: common questions

Does Tempe require us to maintain our drainage system?

Yes. Tempe makes property owners responsible for long-term maintenance of stormwater controls. For projects of one acre or more with applications on or after August 1, 2023, the guideline calls for yearly inspection of catch basins, dry wells and retention basins.

How does gutter cleaning help with Tempe's 36-hour standard?

Tempe inspections check that water dissipates within 36 hours after a rain event. Clean gutters keep roof debris from washing into catch basins and dry wells and slowing them down.

Can you clean gutters on multi-story Tempe buildings?

Yes, where safe access is available. We review building heights and access during the estimate and schedule around residents and tenants.

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