Window & Gutter Cleaning South Park, San Diego

Last updated: 2026-09-16

Window and Gutter Cleaning in South Park

Fern Street runs past a row of 1913 craftsman bungalows with single-pane wood windows that still hold their original glazing. Dust off Highway 94 settles on the sills every dry spell, and the pepper trees along Beech and Juniper drop enough debris to clog a 5 inch gutter run in a single winter. We run a water-fed pole system with deionized water on second-story windows, so there is no soap residue and no ladder set against the fascia board.

Gutter cleaning here is mostly pepper tree pods and jacaranda litter, not just leaves. A typical South Park bungalow with 120 linear feet of gutter takes 45 minutes to an hour and runs $150 to $250. Two-story homes near the canyon edge, where access is tighter, add another $50 to $75.

What We Check on Every South Park Job

• Downspout flow at the base, not just the trough
• Window frame seals on older wood-frame houses
• Screen condition before we reinstall

Some of the older duplexes off 30th Street have gutters that were never sized for the rainfall we get in an El Nino winter. Water backs up over the fascia and stains the stucco brown. We flag that during the walkthrough instead of cleaning around it.

Window cleaning on the ground floor is squeegee and pure water. The second story is the pole system. Screens come off, get rinsed separately, and go back on dry. We do not use ladders on canyon-adjacent lots where the drop behind the house makes that a bad idea.

South Park sits close enough to our other routes that we usually bundle a gutter and window job with an exterior wash. See our South Park pressure washing page for driveway and stucco pricing, or check the full window and gutter cleaning page for rates across San Diego. Our service area list shows where else we run standing routes.