Roof debris removal in Leaside

Leaside's rebuilds often add roof areas the originals never had: deep valleys between gables and low-slope roofs over porches and bay windows. The street maples overhead fill them every fall, and ravine lots in Bennington Heights and Governor's Bridge add oak leaves from the valley. Low-slope porch and bay roofs are the worst for it: water moves slowly across them, so leaves settle instead of washing off, and the pile grows all fall. Everything left up there washes into the eavestroughs with the next rain.

Roof blow-off is a $59 add-on (2026) to a cleaning visit: leaves and grit come off the roof and out of the valleys, and whatever lands in the troughs comes out before the downspout flush. We never pressure wash shingles. On a three-storey rebuild the upper roof is out of sight from the street, so the photo report shows each valley and low roof we cleared. The best time in Leaside is with the late-fall clean, once the maples are bare.