Roof debris removal in Vaughan

On a valley-backing lot in Kleinburg or old Woodbridge, the roof is the first gutter. Oak and maple debris comes off the Humber valley in every wind, and a big Vaughan roof — the double-garage two-storeys of Vellore Village and Maple included — has enough area and enough valleys to store weeks of it. That stored debris holds moisture against the shingles and washes into the eavestroughs with each rain, which is exactly how a gutter cleaned in October ends up overflowing by December.

The blow-off is a $59 add-on (2026) while the crew is already on site for a cleaning: leaves, keys and grit off the surface, valleys cleared, and whatever lands in the troughs comes out before the downspout flush. We never pressure wash — shingle granules stay where the manufacturer put them. On valley lots we suggest pairing it with the late-fall clean, and heavy years may still want a mid-fall touch-up; the $20 heavily-treed modifier covers the extra hauling either way.