
Original 70s homes or brand new infill townhouses, Stirling gutters get the same careful treatment.
Stirling is changing fast. Original 70s and 80s brick and tile homes sit next to brand new two storey infill and townhouse developments, and both come with their own gutter headaches. The older homes often still have their original gutters, which means decades of accumulated silt and the early signs of rust. The new townhouses frequently use box gutters and tight rooflines that overflow into the building itself when they block, not harmlessly over the edge.
Kelly services all of Stirling, from the streets around Cedric Street through to the newer developments near the train station. Every job includes the downpipes and finishes with before and after photos, and if your older gutters are getting near the end of their life, Kelly will tell you straight rather than just taking the money for a clean.
Many Stirling homes still run their first set of gutters. Even without leaves, forty years of roof dust builds into a silt layer that holds moisture against the metal and rusts it from the inside.
Infill developments love box gutters, and box gutters are unforgiving. When they block, water goes into the ceiling, not over the edge. They need checking more often than standard eaves gutters.
Council street trees planted through the area are now tall enough to reach rooflines, adding steady leaf drop to homes that never used to have any.
All gutters cleared by hand, right down to the metal
Downpipes checked and flushed on every job
Roof valleys cleared on tiled roofs
All debris removed from site, nothing left on your lawn
Before and after photos of every section
Honest condition report on your gutters while we are up there
Free quote, honest price, photos of the finished job. Deal direct with Kelly.
Kelly covers the neighbouring suburbs too. Same service, same photos, same honest pricing.