On June 12, 2017 I spoke with Donnie with the company, "All About Gutters (AAG)." I shared with Donnie that my house had gutter helmets and that he would need to flip the helmets up in order to clean out the gutter run. I told him that since I had gutter helmets there would be minimal leaves in the gutters themselves. The primary problem would be clearing the downspout hole on the gutter runs. He indicated that would be no problem for the technicians. This gutter service uses a high-powered gas blower method to clean debris from the roof and the gutters. During the call Donnie used software that allowed him to visualize my house. To clean my gutters it would cost $140. The good news was that he would be able to do the job the following day on June 13, 2017. I was asked to just place the check under the front door mat. The AAG receipt left at my house states the, "customer has gutter helmets, wants to make sure they are clean but concerned about downspouts due to poor drainage." My wife was home at the time Blake, Aidn, and José arrived at my house to do the job. When she heard the sound of the blower on the roof she ran outside but was too late to see them at work. She estimates it took about 10 minutes for them to complete the job. She asked them directly were they able to lift the gutter helmet and clear the downspout hole. They told her for $140 they would not lift the gutter helmet but used a high powered blower to clear all the gutters. The technicians told my wife that for an additional $150 they would seal the PVC piping that serves to ventilate the toilets of the house. My wife call me on the phone to get my opinion and I declined that extra service. I question whether sealing/gluing those pipes was even necessary, but I did not get up on the roof to actually verify this. That evening we had a significant thunderstorm. Unfortunately, several of the gutters continued to overflow due to presumed clogged downspout holes. I left a message that night on the AAG voicemail indicating I was disappointed that the gutters did not appear to be cleaned. After several days, Jennifer, got back to me and wanted to know specifically which gutter runs were still clogged. Six days later on June 19, 2017 Brett, Blake, and Manuel returned. In the service call activity report it states, "customer states that after gutter cleaning last week there are numerous areas that are still overflowing when it rains. He will use a hose this weekend to determine specifically which areas and let me know so that the guys know what to look for when they come back on Monday for service call." I called AAG Monday morning but the employees had already finished the work at my house and left. I asked Jennifer what did the guys do when they came to my house on June 19, 2017. She told me she would get back to me after she spoke with the technicians, but never did A subsequent thunderstorm revealed that one gutter run was still clogged. Brett, Aiden and José returned to my house on June 30, 2017, which is the last day of the "14 day warranty period." They did clear the clogged gutter down spout hole, but with a subsequent thunderstorm I found 2 other gutter runs still remained clogged. One was on the lower level of the house. I was tired of the calls to the AAG, so I got a ladder out and cleaned the downspout hole myself with a snake. I guess I will just have to accept that one of the upper gutter runs is still clogged. Unfortunately, AAG are not conscientious. While the high-powered gas blower method may work well with a typical gutter system, it was not effective for my house. There was no attempt on the part of AAG to modify their gutter cleaning method despite me telling them right from the beginning that my house would require them to clean the gutter down spout holes. In closing, I cannot recommend to you All About Gutters. read more