The business at the top of Google’s map for “gutter cleaning auckland” has been on Google for three years and says it has ten years of experience. Second is a house-washing company founded in 1997. Third is a North Shore operator whose first Google review was written in January 2025. Gutter cleaning in Auckland is a young, crowded market, and most of it is sold by people who also wash houses. We ran the search on 20 October 2026, took the three businesses in Google’s map and the five with the most reviews on Google’s places list, downloaded all 2,065 of their Google reviews and read every price list we could find. Below: what a gutter clean costs, who is responsible in a rental, what customers write about, and a set of marketing ideas for anyone who cleans gutters for a living.
Quick answers
- A gutter clean on a standard Auckland bungalow is about $220 to $265 including GST, going by the most detailed price guide in the top 8. Two-storey homes run $280 to $350.
- Four of the eight publish price ranges and a fifth a starting price. The lowest single-storey range starts at $95 (SoClean), the widest goes from $160 to $600 (Ms Gutter Cleaning).
- In a rental, Tenancy Services says the landlord is usually responsible for gutter cleaning.
- GutterCare Property Services has the most Google reviews (419) and the most new ones: 76 in the last 12 months.
- Only 41 of the 2,065 reviews give three stars or fewer, and 39 of those belong to three businesses.
In this guide
- The top 8 for gutter cleaning in Auckland
- What gutter cleaning costs
- Gutter cleaning cost calculator
- Rentals: who pays for the gutters
- What 2,065 reviews tell you
- SEO4 Local Score
- The eight businesses in detail
- Marketing ideas for gutter cleaners
- For owners: quotes, reminders and your own app
- Common questions
The top 8 for gutter cleaning in Auckland
How we chose them: the three businesses in Google’s map results for “gutter cleaning auckland”, plus the five with the most Google reviews on the first page of Google’s places list. Adverts and Goodnest, a booking platform for many trades, are left out.
The map showed Auckland Gutter Cleaning and House Wash, The House and Building Wash Company and Ms Gutter Cleaning. Below it, the ordinary results included a MoneyHub list of gutter cleaners and a Reddit thread where one Aucklander had been quoted 200, 400, 700 and 1,100 dollars for the same job. Two adverts sat lower down the page, for GBN Solutions and Ace Spouting.
Google’s “People also ask” box led with “How much does it cost to have gutters cleaned in Auckland?”, then “Is it worth paying for gutter cleaning?” and, our favourite, “What is the little known trick for cleaning gutters?”.
| Business | Based in | Google rating (reviews) | First Google review | Mainly sells |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GutterCare Property Services | Dairy Flat | 4.9 (419) | January 2018 | Gutters: cleaning, repairs, new systems |
| House Wash New Zealand | Mount Albert | 5.0 (328) | August 2021 | House washing |
| Endeavour | Auckland-wide | 4.7 (303) | May 2016 | Multi-trade property maintenance |
| The House & Building Wash Company | Auckland-wide | 4.9 (297) | November 2017 | House and building washing |
| Monster Housewash and Gutters | North Shore | 5.0 (278) | September 2019 | House washing and gutters |
| SoClean Exterior Wash | Hillcrest (Google), Red Beach (website) | 5.0 (247) | December 2020 | House washing |
| Auckland Gutter Cleaning & House Wash | Auckland-wide | 5.0 (108) | October 2022 | Gutters, roofs, house washing |
| Ms Gutter Cleaning | Greenhithe | 5.0 (85) | January 2025 | Gutters only |
Tip: click or tap any chart or screenshot to see it full screen.
Only two of the eight, GutterCare and Ms Gutter Cleaning, lead with gutters. For the other six, gutters are something you add to a house wash. That shapes everything else in this guide, from the prices to the reviews.
What gutter cleaning costs in Auckland
Five of the top 8 tell you something about price before you call, which is more than most trades manage. The other three ask for a site visit, a chat or a photo.
| Business | What it publishes | GST |
|---|---|---|
| Auckland Gutter Cleaning & House Wash | Small single-storey $172.50 to $207; standard bungalow $218.50 to $264.50; large single-storey $299 to $368; two-storey $280 (external gutters) or $350 (internal) | Included (the site can also show prices without GST) |
| Ms Gutter Cleaning | Gutter clean $160 to $600; outside of the gutters $80 to $200; roof and lichen treatment $150 to $300 | Not stated |
| SoClean Exterior Wash | Single-level $95 to $180; two-storey $190 to $276; multi-level $250 to $400; commercial on quote | Not stated |
| Endeavour | $150 to $300 plus GST | Extra |
| GutterCare Property Services | “Starting at just $249.75”, fixed quote; a basic clear or a premium inside-and-out clean | Not stated |
| The House & Building Wash Company | No prices; instant quotes from its chatbot, “Ava”, plus a rigging fee if a harness is needed | – |
| House Wash New Zealand | No prices; free site visit | – |
| Monster Housewash and Gutters | No prices; says house washing and gutter cleaning “equate to under $1 a day” over a year | – |
Outside the top 8, Gutter Geeks on the North Shore publishes the most useful single number we found: its median job is “around $260 + GST = $299”. Two-storey homes, internal gutters, steep roofs and two years of leaves all push a price up. A harness, a scaffold or a gutter vacuum costs money, and the businesses that say so up front are doing you a favour.
From the quoting clipboard
A gutter cleaning quote, itemised: $250 for the gutters, $50 for the tennis ball, and the frisbee from 2009 is free.
Gutter cleaning cost calculator
Choose your house, how often you want it done and any extras:
What will gutter cleaning cost you?
Pick your house and how often you want it done. The ranges come from prices the top 8 publish.
House prices: Auckland Gutter Cleaning and House Wash’s price guide, including GST, for the first four options and SoClean’s multi-level range for the last. Roof treatment ($150 to $300) and the outside wash ($80 to $200) are Ms Gutter Cleaning’s published ranges. Extras are counted once a year. Websites viewed 20 October 2026.
How the calculator works
Each house option uses one published range: Auckland Gutter Cleaning and House Wash’s guide (GST included) for the four single and two-storey options, SoClean’s multi-level range for the last one. The roof treatment and the outside wash use Ms Gutter Cleaning’s ranges and are added to the first visit only. A second clean in the same year costs the house range again. Your own quote replaces all of this.
Clean gutters for a living? The quote side of this lives in our free Quote and Job Organiser app, with your own prices and GST. And if you want your logo on it, or a feature it doesn’t have yet, we can build that for you. More further down.
Rentals: who pays for the gutters
What Tenancy Services says
“The landlord is usually responsible for outside tasks such as house-washing, gutter-cleaning and tree pruning,” according to Tenancy Services. Tenants look after things like accessible windows as part of keeping the place tidy.
The healthy homes moisture and drainage standard also says a rental’s drainage “must include gutters, downpipes and drains for the removal of water from the roof”. It does not say how often they must be cleaned, but blocked gutters that don’t drain are hard to square with it.
Endeavour is the one business in the top 8 that leans on this. Its gutter page talks to property managers and body corporates, and a landlord’s testimonial on that page says Endeavour has cleaned the gutters across his portfolio every year for more than a decade, sending before-and-after photos each time.
What 2,065 Google reviews tell you
We collected every public Google review of the eight businesses: 2,065 reviews, 1,916 with text. Ratings are high across the board. The habits behind them differ a lot.
Ms Gutter Cleaning is the story here. It had no Google reviews before 19 January 2025. It now has 85, 65 of them from the last 12 months, and a place in Google’s map ahead of companies with three times as many. A focused business that asks every customer for a review can catch up fast.
SoClean shows the opposite. It collected 77 reviews in 2024 and 54 in 2025, 13 of them in July alone, then almost stopped: 16 in the last 12 months. Its rating is still 5.0, and its gutter page is one of the best in the guide, but a profile that goes quiet gives Google and customers less to go on.
GutterCare has answered 418 of its 419 reviews. Monster Housewash, with 278 reviews averaging 5.0, answered 8 of the 68 from the last year. That is free advertising left on the table: every reply is read by the next person deciding whether to call.
Communication and quoting come first, then speed. One review in five mentions a house, deck or driveway wash, which tells you how often gutters are sold as part of a bigger job. Photos come up in 8% of written reviews overall and in 14% of GutterCare’s, usually from customers who were never going to climb up and look.
Height, ladders and two-storey homes come up in only 4% of reviews. Safety barely registers, which is odd for a job most people pay for precisely because they don’t want to go up a ladder. ACC lists ladders among the common causes of injuries at home.
Reviews peak in October and November, as Aucklanders get the outside of the house ready for summer, and dip in August. Reviews that mention gutters are spread more evenly, with highs in July and November. Either way, there is no dead season for gutters.
Low ratings are rare and concentrated. Endeavour has 22 of the 41, mostly about missed appointments and calls that weren’t returned, and three of its 17 reviews in 2026 so far are one-star. The House and Building Wash Company’s nine low reviews mostly describe house washes, not gutters: water getting in, a bleached garden, a bill that felt high. One customer was happy with the work but complained about the follow-up marketing.
SEO4 Local Score
Eight checks, 0 to 2 points each, 16 in total. They measure how easy a business is to find, trust and book online, not how well it cleans a gutter.
| Business | Title and heading | Prices | Quote or booking | Rating | New reviews | Replies | Guarantee | Housekeeping | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The House & Building Wash Co | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 12 |
| Ms Gutter Cleaning | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 12 |
| Auckland Gutter Cleaning & House Wash | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 11 |
| GutterCare Property Services | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 11 |
| SoClean Exterior Wash | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 10 |
| Endeavour | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 9 |
| House Wash New Zealand | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 9 |
| Monster Housewash and Gutters | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 8 |
How we score
- Title and heading: 2 if the gutter page’s title and main heading both name gutters and Auckland (or the area served), 1 if one of them does, 0 if neither.
- Prices: 2 for published price ranges, 1 for a starting price or an instant quote tool, 0 for none.
- Quote or booking: 2 for an instant online quote or online booking, 1 for a quote or call-back form, 0 for phone only.
- Rating: 2 for 4.8 or higher, 1 for 4.5 to 4.7, 0 below 4.5.
- New reviews: 2 for 50 or more in the last 12 months, 1 for 20 to 49, 0 below 20.
- Replies: 2 if 90% or more of last year’s reviews have an owner reply, 1 for 50% to 89%, 0 below 50%.
- Guarantee: 2 for a written promise that says what happens if you are unhappy, 1 for insurance, licensing or a general “satisfaction guaranteed”, 0 for nothing.
- Housekeeping: 2 if names, numbers and claims agree across the website and Google, 1 for small slips (old footer years, typos, empty or repeated headings), 0 for claims that conflict with each other or with Google.
The eight businesses in detail
In order of Google reviews. None of them are our clients. This is a public snapshot from 20 October 2026, written in good faith, and a website score says nothing about how well a business cleans gutters.
1. GutterCare Property Services (11/16): the specialist that answers everyone
- 419 Google reviews since January 2018, 418 of them answered
- 76 new reviews in the last 12 months, the most in this guide
- Gutter cleaning “starting at just $249.75”, plus repairs, new gutters and downpipe diverters
- Spring offer: half-price roof treatment with any job over $500
GutterCare is the closest thing Auckland has to a gutter brand: a registered trademark, an orange van and one reply under every review. Its cleaning page explains two service levels and even mentions drinking water from tanks, a real issue in Rodney and Franklin. Customers write about speed and communication more than anything, and 57 of them mention photos. It also lists maintenance work for Kāinga Ora.
The gutter page cites advice from the “Department of Building and Housing”, a department that was merged into MBIE in 2012. Its main heading is just “Gutter cleaning”, without Auckland. And the photos customers love aren’t mentioned as part of the service.
What we would change:
- Promise the photos on the website: customers already value them.
- Update the reference to MBIE or building.govt.nz.
- Put “Auckland” in the gutter page heading and show a price range by house type, not only a starting price.
2. House Wash New Zealand (9/16): a 5.0 from 328 reviews and a car showroom on Google
- Not one review below four stars
- Answered 98% of its reviews
- A drone inspection before gutter work, according to its gutter page
- Free site visit and quote; no prices
Few businesses keep a perfect record over 328 reviews. Customers mention house washing most, and photos often: 32 of them. The drone inspection is a good idea for a job where the customer can’t see the problem.
Its age is described three ways. The About page says it was launched in 2021, the home page says “more than 7 years”, and Google says “10+ years in business”. Its first Google review is from August 2021. The footer says © 2023. And on a search for the company name, the first image is Google Street View of a car showroom near its Mount Albert address, not a gutter or a clean house.
Where we would start:
- Add real job photos to the Google profile so they replace the street view.
- Pick one story: “since 2021, built on 7 years in the trade” if that is true.
- Publish a starting price for gutters.
3. Endeavour (9/16): the property managers’ choice, with a rough patch on Google
- $150 to $300 plus GST for a gutter clean
- A photo report sent “hours after we finish”
- Member of the New Zealand Exterior Cleaning Industry Association; since 2009
- Plumbing, drainage, electrical, roofing, cleaning and solar under one roof
Endeavour’s gutter page is one of the most useful in the guide: a price, a clear process and a photo report. Its homepage speaks to property managers and facilities managers first, and that is a smart niche for gutters, which landlords usually have to arrange.
Google tells a mixed story. 62 reviews from 2017 have no replies. Twelve reviews in 2020 averaged 2.92 stars, and three of the 17 so far in 2026 are one-star, mostly about missed appointments and calls not returned. The gutter page says the Healthy Homes standard makes landlords clean gutters, which goes a little further than the standard’s wording, and it says to clean in “late fall”, an American word in a New Zealand page. Seven headings on the page are marked as main headings.
Our list for Endeavour:
- Answer every low review, calmly and with the fix.
- Quote Tenancy Services word for word: the landlord is “usually responsible” for gutter cleaning.
- Change “fall” to “autumn”, and keep one main heading per page.
4. The House & Building Wash Company (12/16): the boldest guarantee in the guide
- Washing houses since 1997; owner Mark Ridling
- “If you are not completely delighted… we will pay for a competitor of your choice to re-clean it.”
- Instant quotes from a chatbot, around the clock
- Says upfront that a harness job adds a rigging fee
The guarantee is the line every competitor should read twice. It says exactly what happens if you are unhappy, and it costs the company nothing unless the work is poor. The chatbot quote and the honest note about rigging fees make it easy to get a number at 10 pm.
The gutter page is thin, with no Auckland in its title and no price. The footer says © 2024 and the review badge “281+”, where Google shows 297. Reviews have slipped a little, from an average of 5.0 in 2022 to 4.76 in 2026, and replies dropped to 71% last year. One low review praises the work and complains about the marketing that followed.
Three quick fixes:
- Give gutters a proper page: process, price range, photos.
- Ask before adding customers to reminder lists, and make leaving easy.
- Get back to answering every review.
5. Monster Housewash and Gutters (8/16): loved by customers, silent on Google
- 278 Google reviews, only one rated three stars or lower
- Answered 8 of 68 reviews in the last 12 months
- Sends before and after photos, customers say
- A testimonial from a client referred by their tank cleaner
Monster’s reviews are warm and specific, and the name is easy to remember. Its FAQ answers questions others skip, such as what to do with downpipes if you drink tank water, and frames the cost nicely: house washing and gutters together for “under $1 a day” over a year.
The website works against it. Two of the three main headings on the home and gutter pages are empty, the pages we checked share one title, and the gutter page’s “Key Specs” are about house washing. There are no prices. And on Google, 208 unanswered reviews are 208 missed chances to say thank you in public.
If we were fixing it:
- Reply to this year’s reviews first.
- Write a gutter page with its own title, heading and a price range.
- Turn the tank-cleaner referral into a partnership: a joint “clean gutters, clean tank” offer.
6. SoClean Exterior Wash (10/16): a great gutter page and a profile gone quiet
- Published prices: single-level from $95, two-storey $190 to $276
- “Minor repairs included”: brackets, joints, small fixes
- Tracks visits from its Google profile with tagged links
- 16 new reviews in the last 12 months, after 77 in 2024
Founder Luis writes the gutter page in the first person, and it reads like someone who has been on a lot of roofs. The price table is clear and the free minor repairs are a real reason to choose SoClean. The tagged links on its Google profile show someone is measuring what Google sends.
Then the slips. A paragraph on the same page mentions “£90 worth of gutter cleaning”, in pounds. Google places the business in Hillcrest; the website says Red Beach. And the reviews have nearly stopped since mid-2025.
Next steps we’d suggest:
- Restart review requests after every job.
- Fix the pound sign and say whether prices include GST.
- Use one address everywhere.
7. Auckland Gutter Cleaning & House Wash (11/16): first on the map, two names on the page
- The most detailed price guide in the top 8, with or without GST
- Answered 105 of 108 reviews
- Suburb pages from Ponsonby to Devonport
- First Google review: October 2022
This business has done the hard part. It ranks first in the map, publishes prices by house type and explains why internal gutters cost more. Reviews praise speed and value, and its suburb pages give Google plenty to match local searches with.
The name is the problem. Google calls it Auckland Gutter Cleaning and House Wash; the website’s heading and footer say Auckland Gutter and Roof. A different website, aucklandguttercleaning.co.nz, has another phone number, and Google’s AI summary for the business mixed the two up when we searched. The site claims “10+ years experience” while Google says “3+ years in business”, and it suggests cleaning “every two years or so”, where its competitors say at least once a year.
What would help most:
- One name on Google, the website, the van and the invoice.
- Explain the experience: years in the trade versus years as this business.
- Recommend a yearly clean, in line with the rest of the industry.
8. Ms Gutter Cleaning (12/16): the newcomer that got to the map in 21 months
- All 85 Google reviews since January 2025
- “Gutter cleaning is all we do”
- Step-by-step process ending in proof-of-work photos
- Prices for inside, outside and roof treatment
Morgan’s business shows what focus does. One service, a clear process, published prices and a review request after every job, and in under two years it sits in Google’s map for the city. Reviews mention photos and tidiness more often than at most of the others.
The website needs a tidy. The home page has four main headings, no tap-to-call number and a Gmail address. It says “85 + 5 Star Reviews” near the top and “65+ five-star reviews” lower down. The business is “Ms”, “M’s” and “MGC” in different places.
Our list for Ms Gutter Cleaning:
- Add a tap-to-call button and a business email address.
- One review number, or a live Google badge.
- One name: “Ms Gutter Cleaning” everywhere.
Marketing ideas for gutter cleaners
These come from what the reviews say, what the websites leave out, and what the busiest businesses do differently. Most cost nothing but time.
- Sell the calendar, not the clean. Gutters fill up again whether the customer remembers or not. Offer a yearly or six-monthly plan, ask permission to remind, and send the reminder before autumn. One review in five already mentions coming back.
- Send a photo report every time. Photos come up in 8% of reviews, and in 14% of GutterCare’s. The customer never sees the gutter; the photo is the product they can show their partner.
- Price the bundle. A fifth of reviews mention a house, deck or driveway wash as well. Show what gutters plus house wash costs together, and keep each part on its own line.
- Go after landlords and property managers. Tenancy Services says the landlord is usually responsible for gutter cleaning. A yearly visit with a dated photo report is easy to sell to someone with ten rentals.
- Own the rain-tank market. Rodney, Franklin and Waiheke drink from their roofs. A “tank-safe” clean, a check of the first-flush diverter and a partnership with a tank cleaner (Monster already gets referrals that way) would set you apart.
- Time your offers. Reviews peak in October and November. GutterCare runs a spring roof-treatment special. A late-autumn gutter push and a spring house-wash offer cover the year.
- Publish prices by house type. Four of the top 8 already do. The rest send customers to a comparison they can’t win.
- Use one name everywhere. Two businesses here confuse Google or customers with variations of their own name. The name on the van should match the profile, the website and the invoice.
- Replace Google’s default photos. If your profile’s first image is a street view of someone else’s building, upload your own: the van, the team, a clean gutter.
- Make safety the selling point. Customers pay you to stay off the ladder. Say how you work at height (harness, vacuum, scaffolding), and that you are insured for it.
Overheard under a pōhutukawa in Titirangi
“How often should I get the gutters done?” “How many trees can you see from your deck?” “All of them.” “Then it’s not a job. It’s a subscription.”
Ideas 1, 2 and 4 are what our Quote and Job Organiser app was built for: the quote on the spot, the photos stored with the job, and the next visit in the calendar. We can also add the parts it doesn’t have yet, such as an automatic reminder or a photo report with your logo.
For owners: quotes, reminders and your own app
Put your own numbers in and see what bringing last year’s customers back is worth:
Gutter cleaners: what is a reminder list worth?
Gutters fill up again every year. Put in your own numbers and see what asking last year’s customers back could add.
Defaults are an example, not one company’s figures. $299 is the median price Gutter Geeks publishes for the North Shore ($260 + GST). Income before costs and GST.
Quote and Job Organiser: SEO4’s free app for gutter cleaners
Quote and Job Organiser is a free Android app on Google Play. No account, no subscription, no ads, and your data stays on your phone. It does the paperwork part of a gutter job:
- Quotes and estimates with your own services and prices (single storey, two storeys, downpipes, roof treatment), NZ GST and an editable quote number.
- A PDF on the spot, shared by email, SMS or WhatsApp when you choose to send it.
- Accepted quote becomes a job automatically, with the customer and price carried over.
- Site photos and private notes on each job, ETA or running-late messages, and a calendar of the month’s work and what has been paid.
The free version is the start. Plenty of trades want their own: your logo and colours on the app and the PDF, the functions you need (a “gutters are due” reminder, a photo report like Endeavour’s, a price list by house type), or an idea of your own that no off-the-shelf app does. SEO4 builds custom versions like that, and for much less than most owners expect. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll give you a price.
Common questions
Going by the prices Auckland’s top gutter cleaners published in October 2026, a standard bungalow costs about $220 to $265 including GST, a small single-storey home from about $170, a large single-storey home $299 to $368, and a two-storey home $280 to $350. SoClean starts at $95 for single-level homes, and Gutter Geeks on the North Shore says its median job is $299 including GST. Internal gutters, steep roofs and heavy debris cost more.
Tenancy Services says the landlord is usually responsible for outside tasks such as house washing, gutter cleaning and tree pruning. The healthy homes moisture and drainage standard also requires a rental’s drainage to include gutters, downpipes and drains for removing water from the roof.
Most of the businesses in this guide recommend at least once a year. GutterCare says manufacturers recommend twice a year for internal gutters, and homes under trees usually need more than one clean a year.
On 20 October 2026, GutterCare Property Services had 419, House Wash New Zealand 328, Endeavour 303, The House and Building Wash Company 297, Monster Housewash and Gutters 278 and SoClean Exterior Wash 247. Auckland Gutter Cleaning and House Wash (108) and Ms Gutter Cleaning (85) were in Google’s map results.
Yes, but tell the cleaner first. Monster Housewash recommends disconnecting the downpipes before a roof treatment and leaving them off for a few days so chemicals stay out of the water supply, and GutterCare warns that neglected gutters can put debris into a drinking water tank.
Sources and how we checked
- Google search, the first page of Google’s places list for “gutter cleaning auckland”, and Google searches for each business by name, viewed 20 October 2026 from New Zealand. Results depend on where you search from.
- Google reviews: SEO4 collected every public Google review of the eight businesses (2,065 reviews) on 20 October 2026, with date, stars and owner reply. Themes are keyword matches in the 1,916 reviews with text; one review can match several themes. Month patterns use the 1,432 reviews written in 2022 to 2025.
- Rentals: Tenancy Services, who’s responsible for winter maintenance and the healthy homes moisture and drainage standard, viewed 20 October 2026.
- Marketing rules: Department of Internal Affairs, what anti-spam law means for businesses. Injuries: ACC, home and community injury statistics.
- Websites: GutterCare, House Wash New Zealand, Endeavour, The House & Building Wash Company, Monster Housewash and Gutters, SoClean, Auckland Gutter Cleaning & House Wash, Ms Gutter Cleaning and Gutter Geeks, all viewed 20 October 2026.
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