Gutter Cleaning Stafford

Name: Unblock My Gutters
Address: 42 Vale Gardens, Stafford, ST19 5LJ, GB
Telephone: 01785 503028
Price range: Starting from 25£/h

Need your gutters cleaning / unblocking?

Live in the Stafford area?

We offer a professional gutter cleaning service in all areas of Stafford

- Uniformed / trained staff
- Before & after photos
- All downpipes checked / unblocked
- Joining brackets / seals checked
- Full water check to make sure your guttering is flowing correctly
- We are able to carry out repairs if any are needed

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Specialising in all aspects of guttering we are here to help for all your gutter needs whether it be needing your gutters cleaned, repaired or replaced in Stafford then look no further.

Gutter Cleaning Stafford

Are your gutters blocked? Are you after a maintenance clean? We are than more happy to help.

We are able to access all guttering regardless of height or access and 90% of the time we can do this safely from the ground using our gutter vacuum and without the need for costly scaffolding.

As part of our service we always check the downpipes are cleared as nine times out of ten if there is a build up of leaves, silt, moss etc in the gutters then this finds its way down the downpipes causing majors blockages on the offset bends. As well as making sure the downpipes are unblocked by visually checking we also carry out a water flow check to make sure the water is flowing along the guttering and down the downpipes as it should without any back flow or leaks present.

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OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER

01785 503028

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Gutter Cleaning In Stafford

Commercial

Gutter Cleaning Stafford

It's not only domestic gutters we cater for, we also work alongside many companies and facility managers maintaining their commercial premises gutter systems in Stafford.

Our company operates 24 hours a day 7 days a weeks, 365 days of the year offering a fast response to customers in and around Stafford for all of your guttering needs.

Every commercial gutter clean requires a site visit for us to be able to establish the best process in which to clean and maintain the guttering safely.

A full risk assessment and method statement is written up to ensure all heath and safety guidelines are met while still carrying out the work efficiently.

Our gutter technicians are fully trained in rooftop access & safety and hold iPaf licences if the use of an MEWP is required, not to forget we are also accredited by Safe Contractor.

Whether it be an individual one off clean or a regular gutter maintenance contract you require, we are here to help.

For more information regarding our commercial gutter cleaning service in Stafford why not give us on 01785 503028

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20 Facts About Stafford

Here are 20 interesting facts about Stafford, a historic town in Staffordshire, England:

1. Ancient Origins: Stafford dates back to the Anglo-Saxon period, with evidence suggesting it was founded around 700 AD by the Mercian king Ethelfleda, daughter of Alfred the Great.
2. Stafford Castle: Built originally in 1090 by the Normans, Stafford Castle has been reconstructed several times. Today, it’s a major historical attraction, offering views over the town and nearby countryside.
3. County Town: Stafford is the county town of Staffordshire, meaning it is the administrative and historic center of the county.
4. Shire Hall: Stafford’s Shire Hall, built in 1798, was used as the town’s court and administration center for over 200 years. It now houses an art gallery and exhibitions.
5. Medieval Street Pattern: Parts of Stafford’s town center still retain a medieval street layout, with narrow, winding roads and historic buildings.
6. Home of Izaak Walton: The famous writer and angler Izaak Walton, author of The Compleat Angler, was born in Stafford in 1593. His work is one of the most famous books on fishing.
7. St. Mary’s Church: Stafford’s St. Mary’s Church is a grand medieval church that dates back to the 12th century. Its architecture includes Norman, Gothic, and Victorian elements.
8. Historic Market Town: Stafford has a long history as a market town, with weekly markets held for centuries. The Market Square remains a central hub for markets and events.
9. RAF Stafford: Once home to a Royal Air Force base, Stafford has a long association with the military. The base operated from 1938 until its closure in 2006.
10. The Shoe Tree: An unusual landmark near Stafford Castle is the “Shoe Tree,” where locals throw shoes onto the tree branches as a quirky tradition.
11. Stafford Prison: HMP Stafford, established in 1793, is one of the oldest operating prisons in the UK. Originally it housed both men and women, but today it is a men’s prison.
12. Victoria Park: This award-winning park in the town center is a popular spot for residents and visitors, with gardens, play areas, and a river running through it.
13. The River Sow: Stafford is built along the River Sow, a tributary of the River Trent. The river is a natural attraction and a popular area for walking.
14. Stafford Gatehouse Theatre: This modern theater hosts a range of live performances, including plays, music, and comedy, and is a center for the town’s arts scene.
15. Education Hub: Stafford is home to a campus of Staffordshire University, a major educational institution, as well as several well-regarded primary and secondary schools.
16. Historical Links to Industry: Stafford was known for shoemaking and cloth manufacturing in the Middle Ages and became a center for engineering and manufacturing in the 19th century.
17. Stafford’s Coat of Arms: The town’s coat of arms features a white Stafford Knot, a historical emblem unique to Staffordshire.
18. Staffordshire Oatcakes: This local delicacy, similar to a savory pancake, is popular across Staffordshire and can be filled with cheese, bacon, or other ingredients.
19. Stafford Railway Station: Opened in 1837, Stafford’s railway station is a major stop on the West Coast Main Line, providing direct connections to London, Birmingham, and Manchester.
20. Ancient Gaol House: The Ancient High House, built in 1595, is one of the oldest timber-framed buildings in the country. It’s now a museum showcasing Tudor and Stuart life.

These facts highlight Stafford’s rich history, cultural heritage, and community traditions, making it a fascinating town to visit and explore.