
Most gutter cleaning companies blow leaves around and leave. We photograph the compacted debris, moss, and sediment before extraction - then show you the clean gutters and flowing downspouts after. This is what separates real Richmond gutter cleaning from a quick drive-by.






We use advanced vacuum systems and hand-scooping to remove leaves, moss, sediment, and compacted debris from every gutter section on your Richmond home. Nothing gets pushed into downspouts - it's extracted completely.


Every downspout gets flushed with water to confirm proper drainage. If water backs up or drains slowly, we clear the blockage - whether it's at the elbow, underground, or anywhere in between. Clean gutters are useless if downspouts stay clogged.
Before we leave, you receive time-stamped photos showing problem areas, removed debris, and the final water flow test. No guessing if the work was done—just documented proof sent to your phone.


Heritage homes near Garry Point Park and Britannia Shipyards with mature maple and birch trees. Gutters fill fast with heavy leaf loads twice per year.

High-density condos and townhomes near Richmond Centre and Richmond Olympic Oval. Strata-approved service with flexible scheduling for busy residents.

Newer builds near London Heritage Farm with complex rooflines and multiple downspouts. More outlets mean more testing required to confirm full drainage.

Family neighborhoods with large lots and mature landscaping. More gutter footage means heavier debris volume throughout the area.

Mix of ranchers and two-stories with seasonal winds bringing debris. Close to farmland areas and Richmond Nature Park.

Older homes near Minoru Park with cedar fascia and soffits. Requires careful cleaning to prevent wood damage from gutter overflow.

Established area with dense tree canopy near Garden City. Fall and spring cleanings essential due to constant leaf drop from mature trees.

Compact homes near YVR and the Richmond Night Market area. Quick service for busy homeowners who need efficient turnaround.

Quiet residential streets in central Richmond with mix of property types. Consistent service area with reliable access and drainage patterns.
Nearly 1,900 mm of annual rainfall means constant gutter flow.Richmond receives 1,900 mm (75 inches) of rain annually—nearly double the Canadian average. November alone brings 288 mm over 19 rainy days (Weather and Climate, 2024).When gutters are even partially clogged, water overflows at corners, pools against fascia boards, and seeps behind siding - creating rot and mold conditions.
Maple, birch, and cedar drop heavy debris twice per year. Bigleaf maple - Canada's largest maple species - grows only in southwest BC and drops massive leaf loads (Naturally Wood, 2024). Paper birch sheds papery bark along with leaves, creating layered blockages (BC Ministry of Forests, 2024). Add cedar needles, fir cones, and roof moss, and gutters fill in weeks. Mature neighbourhoods like Steveston and Ironwood see the heaviest loads.
$300 in cleaning prevents $5,000+ in repairs.Skip cleaning and you're paying $1,500-$5,000 for fascia replacement, $4,500-$15,000 for foundation waterproofing, or up to $50,000 for foundation repairs.
Spring and fall minimum - three times near heavy trees.
Late spring: Clears pollen and maple keys.
Late fall: Before November's heavy rains hit.
After storms: Wind knocks down extra debris. Homes near mature trees need three cleanings per year.

CEO & Founder
Aidan Bar-Lev-Wise is the Founder and Owner of WashTech, a Vancouver-based company specializing in professional exterior property maintenance for residential and commercial clients across the Lower Mainland. With a reputation built on reliability, safety, and service excellence, Aidan leads WashTech with a clear mission — to deliver trusted, detail-oriented solutions that protect and elevate every property.