About Fast Pro Gutter Cleaning Plantation

Why we focus on Plantation gutters and roofs

Plantation sits on reclaimed Everglades land that the Old Plantation Water Control District has been draining since the 1940s. The ground is flat, the elevation runs around nine feet, and a packed gutter does not just overflow onto the lawn. It backs water toward the foundation in a yard that was marsh before the canals went in.

We have cleared gutters on Plantation Acres lots where a canopy of grand oaks drops leaves and acorns into the trough year-round, and on townhomes off Peters Road where a single ficus overhangs three units at once. We have worked ranch homes near the original 1950s core where the gutters still carry the same drainage habits the Old Plantation Water Control District designed the canals around, and newer construction near Plantation Walk where the roofline sits lower and the runs are shorter but busier with downspout traffic. The job changes with the lot, the tree cover, and the age of the house. The seven-step process we run does not.

Who is behind the Plantation crew

We started cleaning gutters in Broward County and kept adding Plantation customers who called after a storm dropped a tree's worth of debris onto a roof we had never seen. Plantation turned out to be its own kind of job. The city has carried the Arbor Day Foundation's Tree City designation since 1980, and that canopy, mostly oak, ficus, and royal palm, means a bigger share of our Plantation calls are about volume of debris rather than anything exotic clogging the trough. A half-acre lot in Plantation Acres can need twice the time a comparable townhome near Broward Mall does, just because of how much falls from above. The work itself is the same seven steps on every house regardless of lot size: safe ladder setup, clear the roof edge, scoop every run by hand, bag it, flush every downspout, check hangers and fascia, and photograph what we found.