Gutters, roofs, windows and pressure washing for Redmond homes, from Education Hill to Idylwood, about 6 miles from our Woodinville base.
Yes, we do gutter cleaning in Redmond, WA, plus roof moss removal, 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.
The jobs we do most around Redmond, and why they come up here.
Redmond's trees lean leafy, so gutters fill fast every fall. We clear them by hand and flush every downspout. Most homes run a few hundred dollars.
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Shade on Education Hill and above Lake Sammamish grows roof moss. We sweep it off by hand and treat it, never pressure wash. Most roofs run a few hundred dollars and up.
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View glass in Idylwood and on Education Hill, plus offices and storefronts, inside, outside or both. Priced by the pane.
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Leaves and shade leave Redmond drives and patios green and slick. We power wash them at the right pressure, priced by the square foot.
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Redmond's grown around the tech industry, and its housing reflects that: established neighborhoods like Education Hill with mature trees and older roofs that need regular moss attention, alongside newer construction closer to the corporate campuses where the glass is bigger and more visible but the maintenance history is thinner.
We also see more commercial demand here than in some of the other cities we serve: offices and newer retail that need a recurring window cleaning schedule rather than a one-time job.
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.
Redmond sits just north of Lake Sammamish, with forested hillsides along the Sammamish Valley and Bear Creek.
About 36% of homes are houses, mostly on Education Hill, Grass Lawn, Idylwood and North Redmond. The median home was built in 1993.
About 38 inches of rain a year, mostly October to March. Leafy trees fill gutters every fall.
Sources: City of Redmond Trees page, Tree Canopy Strategic Plan and neighborhood pages, Redmond Housing Needs Assessment (2021), NOAA 1991 to 2020 climate normals (Seattle Sand Point), US Census ACS 2020 to 2024, HistoryLink, Wikipedia.
The questions we hear most from Redmond 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.