Gutter Guards & Gutter Cleaning in Ocala, Florida

Ocala lots are bigger and the oaks are older. Sprawling live oaks shade the historic district and the farms around town, and laurel oaks and pines line the neighborhoods off SR 200 and US 27. More tree over the roofline means more debris per foot of gutter than a typical subdivision.

Big oaks over big roofs is exactly the job our guard was made for. Leaves, tassels and moss stay on top of two offset aluminum layers, the guard fastens along the full gutter, and it carries a lifetime limited product warranty. We clean and repair gutters across Marion County too.

Marion County live oaks are some of the largest in the state, and they shed leaves and tassels heavily in late winter and spring. Laurel oaks and pines add a fall load, and Spanish moss comes down after every wind.

All of it stays on top of a dual-layer guard instead of inside the gutter, and most of it dries and blows off in the open air of a big lot.

Ocala sits between two coasts, so hurricane-season rain bands can arrive from either side and bring days of heavy rain and wind. After a storm, the limbs and leaves on the roof all head for the gutter.

Marion County sits on sandy soil over limestone, so where downspouts discharge matters. On every estimate we check hangers, pitch and outlets, and plan where the water goes once it leaves the gutter.

Ocala homes range from historic wood-frame houses near downtown to block and stucco homes in the planned communities along SR 200 and larger properties on acreage. Big lots often mean long runs, detached garages and outbuildings, and trees that hang right over the roof.

We measure every run, including garages and outbuildings you want covered, check hangers, seams and pitch, and look at where each downspout drains on sandy ground. House, garage and barn can all go on the same estimate, including new seamless gutters wherever the old run cannot hold a guard.