
Hand-scoop, bag, and flush. Downspouts cleared, roofline blown clean — protects fascia, siding, and foundation. Serving Sacramento and nearby neighborhoods.
Every Sacramento job is handled by our own uniformed crew — the same team that's earned 300+ five-star Google reviews across the Sacramento region. No subcontractors, no surprise fees, no shortcuts.

CSG is a locally owned Elk Grove company that has served the City of Sacramento since 2023. Gutter cleaning here is residential work on single-story and two-story homes: we clear every run by hand, bag and haul the debris, confirm each downspout actually flows, and send photos so you can see the condition of gutters you cannot get eyes on yourself.
For our full method, everything included and pricing that applies anywhere we work, see the main gutter cleaning service page. This page covers how we handle gutter cleaning specifically in Sacramento — if the glass below those gutters needs attention too, see our Sacramento window cleaning service. If the driveway or patio below has picked up the same runoff staining, we also offer driveway and patio pressure washing in Sacramento.
We check the gutters, downspouts and roofline for damage, sagging or separated seams before touching anything.
Debris is hand-scooped and bagged rather than blown along the run, so nothing gets pushed down into a downspout.
Every downspout is water-tested to confirm it actually flows, and we send photos from before and after the visit.
Gutters exist to move water away from the house in a controlled path. When that path is blocked, the water still arrives — it just leaves in the wrong place.
A blocked gutter overflows at the edge instead of draining to the downspout, so rain sheets down the fascia and siding and lands right against the foundation rather than being carried away.
Debris that packs into the elbow or the vertical run holds standing water in the trough. That is why we flow-test every downspout instead of only clearing what is visible from the ladder.
Tree-lined Sacramento streets drop leaves and needles into the trough through fall and pollen and seed litter in spring, which is why most homes here need attention more than once a year.
For a longer walkthrough of what goes wrong and in what order, read what clogged gutters actually damage.
Sacramento's rain arrives in the winter months, and the heaviest leaf drop happens in the weeks before it. Most homes here do well on twice-a-year service: once after spring pollen and seed litter, and again after fall leaf drop and ahead of the first real storms. Homes under mature oaks, liquidambars or pines — common on older Sacramento streets — often need it more frequently.
We are based in Elk Grove — we do not keep an office inside the city — and our crews cover Sacramento regularly, from the older tree-lined streets east and south of downtown out to Natomas and the Pocket.
Not listed? We serve the whole city and the surrounding county — see every service we offer in Sacramento.
Gutter cleaning is priced by the linear footage of gutter on your home and how many stories we need to reach, starting at $149. Downspout flushing and full cleanup are always included — never billed separately.
Starting prices & service minimums — not flat rates
Quotes are itemized up front — the price we quote is the price you pay. Every job is handled by our own uniformed crew, never subcontracted.
Tell us about your home — story count, roughly how much gutter run it has and how long since the last cleaning — and we'll send a firm, itemized price.
This page covers how we work in Sacramento. For our full method, what's included, equipment and pricing, read the main gutter cleaning service page. You can also compare our other exterior services:
Want the background first? Read our homeowner guide, What Do Clogged Gutters Actually Damage? The Water Damage Timeline.
Click your city for local details, pricing, and same-day scheduling. Our busiest markets are gutter cleaning in Sacramento and gutter cleaning in Elk Grove, or see every community on our Sacramento-area service areas page.