Gutter Cleaning in Escondido, CA

Homeowners, HOAs and commercial owners in Escondido can have gutters cleared by crews from our San Diego office. The debris is bagged and disposed of.

Call (858) 939-0040 for a free on-site estimate.

The Fire Department’s storm checklist

The Escondido Fire Department’s “Storms & Flooding” page has a “Before the Storm” list for residents. One line says “Clear debris from all roof drains, gutters, downspouts, yard drains, and private drainage channels.” The list is addressed to residents.

Gutters in the City’s historic-home papers

Escondido’s Design Guidelines for Homeowners of Historic Resources (revised 2002) note “Metal gutters are prone to rust from the accumulation of debris and leaves.” They also say “Gutters should be secure and continuous, so that water cannot seep directly onto the outer walls, trim, or foundation.” In the Mills Act booklet from the City’s Historic Preservation Commission, the gutter checklist (headed “Gutters and Downspouts”) lists “Loose or missing pieces,” “Leaks, rust,” “Debris or leaves” and “Drains onto walls, trim, or foundation”. These two papers are aimed at historic-home owners.

Kalmia Street, Spruce Street and Park Avenue

The Escondido Public Library is at 239 South Kalmia Street. The Pioneer Room, the library’s local history and genealogy research center, is at 247 South Kalmia Street. The City’s History page says “On October 8, 1888, the city was incorporated.” The Old Escondido Historic District dates to 1989, the City says. Escondido Boulevard runs along its west side. The City describes the district as “featuring 900 homes built in the mid-1880s to date” and says “Home tours are offered annually on Mother’s Day.” Westside Park is at 333 South Spruce Street, and the City says it “was purchased in 1971.” The Escondido Adult School is at 220 West Crest Street, and the Park Avenue Community Center is at 210 Park Avenue. The Mathes Center, a City facility, shares the 247 South Kalmia Street address. Fire Station 1, which has the City’s fire museum, is at 310 North Quince.

What a gutter visit involves

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