[Jack Wallace]

Had a conversation with a local window cleaner today about conservatory gutters and whether or not window cleaners should clean them as part of the job.

Do you clean them or leave them?

There are very good arguments for and against so it got me wondering.

[formb]

No, separate charge for that service,

[paul rulton]

no chance 

[DaveG]

If the price is good on the job then yes i do. It only takes a couple of minutes

[prestige cleaners]

no chance, no freebies off me anymore, people take advantage. i do clean them as part of a roof clean though.

[Sir Squeaky]

No way, that's a different service

[Window Washers]

no chance, no freebies off me anymore, people take advantage. i do clean them as part of a roof clean though.

as do I

[C.C.W.C]

Nope only with roofs

[Johnny B]

Yes.    Why? I'm just an old softy. 

John.

[jeff1]

The only time I do them is when I get the roof Job apart from that no way.

[Rogue Trader]

If cleaning the conny roof then i unblock the gutter so the water can escape but dont completely clean them - there is nothing worse than clean the whole conny top to toe and then the gutters left with gallons of tap water in em :

[Martin ccs]

no chance, no freebies off me anymore, people take advantage. i do clean them as part of a roof clean though.

ill def second that.

if you start doing con gutters for free the next thing you know they will have you cutting the grass for free.

[Jack Wallace]

This has suprised me, more people than I expected clean them regulary. Although the none cleans have more to say ha ha 

[windowswashed]

Guttering is wet weather work, windows is the bread and butter of your earnings. Save up guttering, roofs, cladding, etc for naff days if you want to keep window cleaning regular.