Gutter and window cleaning in Berrima

Berrima is a colonial village with many buildings well over a century old, and a lot of them have been fitted and refitted with gutters over the years. Sandstone cottages and Georgian shopfronts were not built with modern gutters in mind. Older gutters and roof edges are cleaned by hand with care rather than forced.

The village sits low beside the Wingecarribee River with big old trees all around it, so gutters see a steady supply of leaves and stay damp longer than they would on a ridge. Moss and sludge build up quickly, and flushing the downpipes matters as much as clearing the gutters.

For the shops, galleries and cafes along the main road, clean windows show off what is inside. Older panes of glass can be thinner and more delicate than modern glass, and they are cleaned accordingly.