I'm looking for a recommendation of someone to clean my gutters. My house is 2 stories tall. Know anybody? Thank you.

I have to clean my own and mine is two stories also, three if you are at the basement walkout.

I have to clean my own and mine is two stories also, three if you are at the basement walkout.

I'm not too keen on heights.

As long as you don't fall off the roof, the height is irrelevant

My neighbor cleans mine for a case of beer :lol:

there's a whole lot of stuff I do myself rather than pay someone to do it, but this just ain't one of them. I've tried going that high up on the ladder a couple of time. My legs freeze up, I get dizzy, start sweating, then the whining starts......

I'm just going to save my pennies and pay someone.

I've tried going that high up on the ladder a couple of time. My legs freeze up, I get dizzy, start sweating, then the whining starts.......

I've seen that, it's always enjoyable :lol:

Until I tore some knee cartilage, I was doing final adjustments to the antenna systems on new Navy Destroyers. Up the mast, about 250 ft above the water, and out on the yard arms walking on a 4 inch wide plate welded to the top of the arm.
Had a guy go up with me once that froze. We had to get a crew up there to literally pry him loose and then lower him in a rescue basket :lol:
:yay: good times

Up the mast, about 250 ft above the water, and out on the yard arms walking on a 4 inch wide plate welded to the top of the arm. Oh hells no! Unless there is a handrail/cable for me to hold on to. Then I'd be all over it.

I recommend Robert from K & R Roofmasters in Huntingtown.

I've seen that, it's always enjoyable :lol:

Until I tore some knee cartilage, I was doing final adjustments to the antenna systems on new Navy Destroyers. Up the mast, about 250 ft above the water, and out on the yard arms walking on a 4 inch wide plate welded to the top of the arm.
Had a guy go up with me once that froze. We had to get a crew up there to literally pry him loose and then lower him in a rescue basket :lol:
:yay: good times

there is no way on God's green earth that I could do that. I'd freeze up, get dizzy, and then just puke on everyone below.

Eons ago my Dad rode destroyers. He called them tin cans. He was a Chief Boatswainsmate (sp?)

I recommend Robert from K & R Roofmasters in Huntingtown.

thanks, I'll give them a call.