Roofs, gutters, windows and pressure washing for Kirkland homes, from Juanita to Houghton, about 5 miles from our Woodinville home base.


Yes, we do roof cleaning and moss removal in Kirkland, WA, plus gutters, windows and pressure washing. Gutters and roof moss usually run a few hundred dollars, and windows are priced by the pane. Every job is priced before we start.
"John Speaks was very professional, and went above and beyond and provided excellent window cleaning. He also provided very thorough roof and gutter cleaning as well as treating the moss on our roof at our cabin. The windows were sparkling inside and out!"
"No streaks from Speaks! It was a big job (2 stories, larger home) and they left every window spotless. The windows are truly spotless inside and out."
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Kirkland runs from dense downtown condo and townhome development right along Lake Washington, out through established neighborhoods like Juanita and Everest further from the water. Waterfront and near-waterfront homes deal with more humidity and reflected light off the lake, which shows up as more mineral spotting on glass and more moss pressure on roofs than you'd see further inland.
Downtown condo and townhome glass has its own version of the problem (more exposure, tighter access between buildings) that we quote differently than a standalone house.


Tell us what you need and how soon.
Most residential jobs quoted on the spot.
Careful, honest, on your roof or your glass.
Anything not right, we come back.
Kirkland sits on the east shore of Lake Washington, from Finn Hill and Juanita Bay south to Houghton.
The median home was built in 1984, and 42% date from 1970 to 1989, more than other east King County cities. About 54% are single-family houses.
About 38 inches of rain a year at the nearest long-record station, mostly October to March. November is the wettest month, right as the leaves come down.
Sources: City of Kirkland Urban Tree Canopy Assessment (2021 imagery), Kirkland neighborhood plans and Housing Element, NOAA 1991 to 2020 climate normals (Seattle Sand Point), US Census ACS 2020 to 2024, Wikipedia.
The questions we hear most from Kirkland homeowners.

(206) 228-5069. He picks up, and if he is on a ladder he calls you back the same day. Or send the form and he will reach out.