Gutter Cleaning & Brightening in Lexington, SC
Heavy oak and pine canopy over the established streets keeps north-facing walls damp most of the year, so algae comes back faster here than in the open new-build developments. It's the single biggest reason Lexington homes call us for gutter cleaning & brightening, and it's a problem we plan for before the truck leaves the yard.
Why hand detail suits Lexington properties
Around here the housing stock is mostly mixed: older painted brick and hardboard near downtown, large newer vinyl and stone subdivisions toward lake murray. That matters for gutter cleaning & brightening: Clearing a gutter and cleaning a gutter are two different jobs. We do both: debris out and downspouts flowing, then the outward face treated to lift the black vertical streaking that ordinary washing leaves behind. Lake lots keep their hardwoods, and a long run of gutter under mature canopy fills faster than most owners expect.
We work Lexington street by street: Downtown Lexington, Golden Hills, Barr Lake, Hope Ferry and the Old Chapin Road corridor are all regular stops, and being based here means no travel charge and short lead times.
- Full debris removal by hand
- Downspouts flushed and flow-tested
- Exterior face brightened
- Before/after photos of every run
What Lexington says
“Ray's did an outstanding job on our house and windows! The north side of our house was covered in green algae and two other companies told us it needed repainting. Ray soft-washed it completely clean in a few hours. Looks brand new!”
Dana R.
GoogleMay 14, 2026“Ray's Window Cleaning & Pressure Washing cleaned our pool deck, screen enclosure, and exterior glass. The pure water window system left zero water spots or streaks. Absolutely top-tier service!”
Priya S.
GoogleJune 2, 2026“A previous company left heavy zebra stripes all over our long concrete driveway. Ray re-surfaced the entire slab with a professional surface cleaner and restored it to perfectly even concrete.”
Tom W.
GoogleMay 30, 2026“Hands down the best window cleaner in Columbia and Lexington! Cleaned all second-story glass inside and out. Very polite, punctual, and left everything crystal clear.”
Sofia M.
Columbia
GoogleJune 21, 2026
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See every questionHow often should gutters be cleaned?
Twice a year for most properties: once after the fall leaf drop and once after the spring pollen. If you have pines or oaks directly overhead, three times is more realistic. Overflowing gutters are one of the most expensive small problems to ignore, because the water ends up in the fascia and eventually the wall.
Do I need to be home during the service?
No. We need access to an outdoor water spigot and to any gated areas, and that's it. Most of our customers are at work. We send a photo set when the job is finished, and payment can be handled online afterwards.