Chanhassen kept its trees when it built, and the rooflines from that era have a lot of angles. Together that makes for gutters that need doing properly rather than quickly.
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On a Chanhassen gutter job, we hand-scoop every trough, including the short stubs tucked beneath each roof valley. Then we hook up to your spigot and flush each downspout, watching until the water comes out at the ground. Debris goes into bags as standard, or we blow the troughs out if you would rather pay less. Nobody has to be home. We send photos at wrap-up, and the bill follows the job.
Why it matters here: many of these neighborhoods kept their big oaks and maples when the houses went up, and the roofs beneath them have lots of angles that steer leaves toward a handful of narrow outlets. Once those outlets pack, rain sheets down your siding and saturates the soil by the foundation. Our crew mostly works off a ladder fitted with standoffs, so its weight never rests on a gutter. We get up on the roof if the structure permits, and we handle homes as tall as three stories.
Bluff Creek, Lake Susan, Longacres and Near Mountain were built through the 1990s and 2000s among trees that were already there. Those oaks and maples have grown big since, and the houses under them usually carry several gables, bump-outs and a two-story entry. Each of those shapes creates a valley where leaves gather.
A plugged valley outlet sends the gutter below it over the top in a sheet. The runoff streaks the siding, soaks fascia and trim, and collects in the soil hugging your foundation, a common starting point for a damp basement.
So our crew slows down at every collection point rather than rushing the long, easy runs. We dig out each valley outlet by hand, flush the downspout it drains into, and take pictures of anything loose or worn so it reaches you while it is still minor.
Two visits a year handle most wooded lots here. In spring we come after the seeds, buds and catkins have fallen. In fall we are back once your trees are bare and ahead of the hard freeze. Oaks hanging straight over the roof often call for a third trip in the middle of leaf season, and we will say so. We can also book you for spring and fall on a repeating schedule, so nobody has to remember.
ReviewsWe send photos of your gutters and downspouts when we finish, so you can see the work without a ladder. Here is what Chanhassen homeowners say. If the next rain shows a spot we should have cleared, tell us within 72 hours and we come back free.
One routine on every wooded lot, with a single choice that stays yours: bags or a blowout.
Our ladder goes up braced, with standoffs keeping it off your gutters, and we get onto the roof itself if your house is built to allow it. From there we clear every run and valley outlet by hand: leaves, twigs, grit and sludge.
We connect to your spigot and send water down each downspout until it exits at the bottom. The downspouts below your valleys get a closer look, because that is where clogs like to hide.
Bagging is how we do it unless you say otherwise, and it keeps leaves out of your garden beds. Choosing a blowout saves money, though the debris then lands in the yard around the house.
We inspect hangers, slope, seams and the lowest row of shingles, noting whatever needs attention before the season changes.
Before and after pictures come to you, along with close-ups of anything we flagged, then the invoice. You see every result without climbing up yourself.
Since our crew is up at the roofline anyway, we check the entire gutter system, not just the debris sitting in it. A roof with this many corners and valleys gives small problems plenty of places to hide. We photograph what turns up, explain it in plain terms and leave the next move to you. Repairs are not something we sell, so there is no pitch attached.
Heavy wet leaves can drag a run away from the fascia until it no longer catches water. We check each hanger and the wood it screws into.
Every run should drop slightly toward its downspout. We confirm the slope so rain doesn’t pool and pour over the front lip.
We watch the water come out of each downspout, especially those fed by valleys, so we know nothing is packed inside.
Rooflines here have plenty of inside and outside corners. We look at every joint and its sealant for drips or stains.
Looking up from the trough, we note shingles that have lifted or lost granules, so you can plan ahead of the snow.
Your price follows the house: square footage, the number of floors, and the amount of debris sitting in the gutters. Lots of valleys under old oaks take more time than a plain two-story with nothing overhead, and gutters skipped for a few years take more time again.
Two decisions of yours move the number. Bags or blowout: bagging is our default, and a blowout brings the cost down. Gutter guards: screwed-on guards always raise the quote, because we take them off to get at what is under them. For homes over three stories, we visit in person before pricing.
Quotes cost nothing, and someone on our team walks you through the firm price ahead of the job. We bill when the gutters are done, and 0% interest financing through Klarna lets you spread the cost. Pairing gutters with window cleaning or a house wash in one trip is usually cheaper than two appointments.
A few of the homes where we have cleaned the gutters.
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We cleaned the whole run above the garage from the ladder, bagging the debris as we went.
Our crew cleared the gutters along a shaded side yard, working around the garden beds below.
We would rather give you a straight answer than a scary winter warning. An ice dam forms when warmth escaping into the attic melts snow up high and the runoff freezes again at the cold eave. Most homes from the 1990s and 2000s building years in this area have deeper insulation and ridge vents, so dams show up on them far less than on century-old homes.
That doesn’t make the fall visit optional. With a house like yours, a clogged gutter usually causes trouble by spilling down the wall and into the soil around the foundation. So our fall visit is a drainage job: every valley outlet emptied, and every downspout flushed until we see it running.
Heading into winter with open gutters still helps keep ice from building along the roof edge, which is sound advice for any home. Ice dam removal is off our list this year, so a fall cleaning is how we help you get ready for snow.
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Walk around after we drive away, and keep an eye on the next storm. Spot a problem? Tell us within 72 hours, and we send the crew back to put it right without charging you.
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Your price follows the house: square footage, number of floors and how much debris has built up. A roof with lots of valleys under old oaks takes more time than a plain two-story with nothing overhead. Gutters skipped for a few years take longer again. A blowout brings the cost down, and screwed-on guards raise it.
We scoop out every trough and valley outlet by hand. We flush each downspout with water from your spigot and check it at the bottom. We bag the debris, or you choose a cheaper blowout. Then we send photos of the job and anything we flag.
Those spots are almost always valleys. Homes in Bluff Creek, Lake Susan, Longacres and Near Mountain carry several gables, bump-outs and a two-story entry. Each shape makes a valley that funnels leaves into one outlet. When that outlet plugs, the gutter below it overflows in a sheet. We slow down and clear each one by hand.
Two visits handle most wooded lots here. In spring we come after the seeds, buds and catkins fall. In fall we return once your trees are bare and before the hard freeze. Oaks right over the roof often call for a third trip mid-season. We can also book you on a repeating schedule, so nobody has to remember.
Yes. On most homes here, a clogged gutter causes trouble by spilling down the wall and into the soil at the foundation. That is a common start for a damp basement. Going into winter with open gutters also leaves ice less to grab at the roof edge. Ice dam removal is not a service we offer this year, so the fall visit is how we help.
Yes. We send your spigot water through every downspout, starting with the ones below the valley outlets. We stay until we see each one running at the ground.
They can. For screwed-down guards, we take each section off and reach underneath, so the price goes up. For hoods, we drive the debris out with a power washer and leave the hoods on.
Yes. Wally’s has general liability insurance and a $10,000 bond, and our crews are trained. We are happy to send the certificate before your appointment.
Then we make it right, free of charge. Walk the property after we are done, and if anything falls short, call us at (612) 216-7894 within 72 hours. We come back and fix it at no cost to you. No invoice, no argument, no fine print. That is the Wally's Worry-Free Guarantee.