The Gutter Boys can keep your gutters free-flowing

Mitch Allen • May 6, 2025

This year’s bumper crop of maple spinners—and other spring debris—is filling our gutters right now.

A close-up of a maple branch displaying numerous clusters of light green samara seeds and budding leaves against a blue sky.

They’re baa-aack. 


Whether you call them helicopters, spinners or whirly-gigs, this year’s abundant maple seeds are everywhere, taking flight and landing in our gutters.


“Maple seeds are one of the most common forms of spring debris we find in gutters,” says The Gutter Boys founder Anthony Alberino. “Along with oak catkins and any kind of seed pod. If you have trees on or near your property, you probably have spring debris in your gutters ready to clog the system.”


Clogged gutters are a big problem, not just because the overflowing water damages landscaping, but it also heads straight down the side of your house, creating wet basements, mold, mildew and—ultimately—foundation damage.


“There are two ways to keep your gutters flowing freely,” Anthony explains. “You can clean them regularly or cover them. And because we are a full-service gutter solution, we do it all—cleaning, cover, repair. It depends on each customer’s preference. The recent harsh winter was tough on gutters, so we’re doing a lot of repairs.”


To Clean or Cover? The Choice is Yours

If you choose to have your gutters cleaned, your best bet is to sign up for The Gutter Boys’ subscription gutter cleaning service, so you never have to worry about it again. “Our customers love it because it’s a simple, set-it-and-forget-it program. We come out and clean your gutters whenever they need it,” Anthony says. “Most people choose two to four cleanings a year. It often depends on how many trees are nearby.”


If you’d rather avoid the gutter-cleaning hassle altogether, you can choose to have your gutters covered, and the company’s top-rated guards are an ideal solution.


“Our gutter guards aren’t plastic,” Anthony says. “They feature a stainless-steel micro-mesh that lets water in but keeps debris out. The system features a patented raised S-curve to encourage the self-shedding of leaves and other debris. Plus, we attach them directly to your facia so there is no danger of voiding your roof warranty.”


Exterior Window Cleaning, Too

Many customers opt to have their exterior windows cleaned at the same time they have their gutters cleaned. “We clean windows with no ladder and no squeegee,” Anthony says. “It’s called water-fed pole window cleaning. We use a three-stage water purification system to eliminate all particles in the water that could leave spots or residue. The result is crystal-clear water for a spot-free clean.”


The Gutter Boys is headquartered at 1090 West Bagley Road, in Berea. They have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and are bonded and insured. Call 440-454-7040 to schedule a free on-site consultation and estimate or visit TheGutterBoys.com for more information. They also offer 18 month’s same-as-cash financing.

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