Denver Gutter Cleaning (part of Ned's Home)
Also serves Denver, Arvada, Aurora, Broomfield, Castle Rock and more
Boulder sits right against the foothills, so pine needles, wildfire embers and strong chinook winds are all part of the picture. Many homes in the hills fall in the wildland-urban interface.
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Also serves Denver, Arvada, Aurora, Broomfield, Castle Rock and more
Also serves Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs
Also serves Denver, Fort Collins, Longmont, Greeley
Also serves Arvada, Aurora, Broomfield, Castle Rock, Centennial and more
Pine needles slip past many basic gutter screens and pack down into a dense mat. In foothill neighborhoods that matters for more than drainage. The Colorado State Forest Service says flying embers are the most common way homes catch fire during wildfires, and that embers can ignite leaf litter in gutters and on roofs. It recommends removing leaves, needles and other debris from roofs, decks and gutters, more than once a year as needed. If you live near open space or forest, plan on a spring and a fall cleaning at minimum, and an extra check before peak fire season.
Typical cost
$119 to $234
National average about $168 per cleaning (Angi, Oct 2026; HomeAdvisor, Jun 2026). Taller homes, steep roofs, guards and heavy buildup cost more. Local prices vary, so get a written quote.
Plan on late fall after the leaves drop and spring after the snow season, plus a check after big storms. Read our Colorado gutter advice on ice dams, freeze and thaw, and cleaning frequency.