Gutter Cleaning Secret Revealed!

Gutter Cleaning can be Safe, Easy & Cheap - If You Learn the Secret !  Our gutter cleaning tool is easy to put together or take apart in less than 5 minutes. All the parts to make it yourself can be found at Home Depot, Lowes or Ace Hardware. It costs less than $35 for most homes. It works on gutters up to 30 feet off the ground which no other tool on the market today can do! It will work with any leaf blower & if you are not 100% satisfied, we offer a money back guarantee. Cleaning gutters with this tool takes just a fraction of the time it would take if you were using a ladder. 

WITH THIS TOOL & YOUR LEAF BLOWER YOU WILL NEVER NEED A LADDER TO CLEAN YOUR GUTTERS AGAIN!

(Please hit the play button & then the pause button in the lower left corner of the video just above. If you wait for a minute and allow it to load completely, it will eliminate any pauses or skips and making it more enjoyable.)

All of these benefits leave you with much more time to do what you want - instead of a whole day or weekend of gutter cleaning. And you save a fortune year after year!

What would you do with some extra free time this weekend?

or maybe just get in some family time ?

Simply put, this Gutter Cleaning Tool is an amazing break through & time saver for home owners and a GOLDMINE for Gutter Cleaning Professionals or Roofing Contractors.

Here is the story about how and why I invented this gutter cleaning tool...

During the winter of 2008, I fell off a ladder and managed to dis-locate my knee. It was the second time in my lifetime that I have done this and frankly it is extremely painful. To my surprise, I soon learned that I was not alone.

According to Medical News Today, "nonfatal ladder injuries treated in emergency rooms jumped by 50 percent between 1990 and 2005". Falls from ladders can result in serious injury and affect people of all ages. Hurting my knee was likely much less serious than the injuries people got that caused a hospital visit. Ouch !! Broken Bones !!

According to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, Over 500,000 Americans are treated every year from injuries from ladders. As I have lived through the same injury more than once, I didn't even go to the hospital or doctor which was probably a mistake. So imagine how many others are out there like me, who get hurt from a ladder, and never visit a doctor. Basically 500,000 injuries a year is probably far less than the number of ladder accidents that REALLY happen each and every year in the United States.

When you dis-locate your knee (and go to the emergency room or a doctor), you are bed ridden for about 4 days & then you hobble around for the next 3 weeks. You cringe with every step because your knee is weak and tender and usually swollen to the size of a watermelon. You wear a brace that locks your whole leg in place as straight as a board so that showering and sitting on the toilet become a pain in the butt (literally)! You get to wrap a big plastic garbage bag around your leg for showers. To go to the bathroom, you fall backwards on to the seat keeping your leg perfectly straight all while hoping not to hurt yourself as you fall backwards.

You don't exercise, play sports or do anything athletic or strenuous. Basically you cringe every time you walk hoping that your knee is strong enough to support your body weight.

It really stinks (I am being polite here). So after limping around for several months, I vowed to stay off ladders as much as possible for the rest of my life.

Then this spring, the chore of cleaning the gutters of my house came as it does every year. The gutters on my house are 25 feet off the ground on the front and 30 feet off the ground in the rear and usually REQUIRE a ladder to clean them properly.

The roof is steep and made from slate so you can't walk on it. Gutter Cleaning is also a job that usually takes several hours as moving a tall ladder that weighs close to 50 pounds around the house 5 or 6 feet at a time takes either all day or all weekend.

I have always carried my leaf blower up the ladder with me which adds that additional risk of injury from a fall. A leaf blower gets everything out of a gutter and doesn't get you wet or dirty. It is better than using your hands with gloves and better than using a hose. It gets EVERYTHING and really is the best tool for the job.

Well after my injury from just 3 months earlier and my promise to myself to stay off ladders, I was left with only two choices. Hire a gutter cleaning service or find a tool that allowed me to clean gutters without a ladder.

I searched the internet for a couple of weeks and found a couple of tools but NONE of them went higher than about 13 feet off the ground. My gutters are 25 to 30 feet off the ground!

Try searching for "gutter cleaning tool" in Google. Let me briefly explain the details of the results you will find to save you the trouble:

	You will find a gutter cleaning robot which still require a ladder to put them in the gutter. They are expensive and can easily get stuck or have a mechanical problem. When they get stuck, you must figure out where they are stuck and head up the ladder to free it and send it on its way to get stuck again! also these devices have a rechargeable battery which means if there is water in your gutters, the chance of electrical shock or failure is present.
	You will find gutter cleaning tongs that act like hands. Problem here is they just grab leaves and sticks, not asphalt grit, seeds, needles & they can't take care of standing water. Also like other tools, they don't work past 13 - 15 feet gutters.
	You will find gutter cleaning vacuum attachment. Once again, they aren't for two story homes & if your gutters are clogged with wet leaves and water, they get clogged VERY easily and can burn out the motor of your shop vac. Cleaning out the tube clogs can add an extra 2 - 3 hours to the job. Our tool works with shop vacs as well but we suggest using this method after all the big stuff is out and there isn't any standing water what so ever.
	You will find a gutter cleaning hose attachment. These are great if you don't mind getting soaking wet & they don't extend very high. They aren't long enough to get you away from all the now wet debris that is falling on top of you as you walk around your home. As you can see the water also just shoots straight down and doesn't force debris in one direction or the other the way a leaf blower does.
	& yes... You will find gutter guards, helmets, screens and other gutter covering products. The cheap ones still let in everything except BIG leaves. Others can cost THOUSANDS of dollars for your home and still collect the small stuff like shingle grit, seeds, needles, silt and small parts of branches. So you will still have to have them cleaned every couple of years. The gutter cleaning service will also charge you more as they have to remove the covers before cleaning them and then re-install them.

any way back to my story...

I called a gutter cleaning service and got an estimate of $300. I was blown away. I am not sure if I have mentioned it yet here, but I am CHEAP and there is no way I am going to pay $300 every year to have my gutters cleaned. After 10 years that is $3000 dollars not including inflation.

So I put on my thinking cap and after many different experiments and $200 in various parts that did not work or help, I invented a tool that does the job perfectly every single time. & now it is Patent Pending !! My tool works with every leaf blower on the market and not just my Toro electric model.

The gutters in the video on this page are completely filled with leaves and standing water. When our tool is put together properly as I show in our 5 minute "How To" video series that you get with your purchase, it will clean gutters filled with water, leaves, debris, sticks, silt & more...

 .....and yes it takes just 5 minutes to put it together 

& comes apart easily in under 2 minutes for compact storage in a basement or garage or for transporting in your car to my parents house

 

The tool has the potential to save you thousands of dollars over the coming years! We are so confident it will work for you and your leaf blower, we have begun the process of having it patented. We will also give you a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee if our tool won't work with your existing leaf blower.

If you don't own a leaf blower, you can buy a leaf blower, our instructions and videos and all the parts for less than $100 and that could be all you need for the next 20 years!

We have tested the gutter cleaning tool on dozens of leaf blower models both new and old. We have successfully used the tool on gutters between 10 feet and 30 feet off the ground. That's right 30 feet.

The least expensive versions of the tool work best with cheap electric blowers that cost less than $60 such as my Toro.... but the tool will still work well with gas models, rechargeable models and big gas backpack blowers.... and with just about any sized shop vac system out there!

Most (if not all) gutter cleaning tools on the market today, just work if your gutters are 10 to 15 feet off the ground. The gutters on my home are 30 feet off the ground and this tool works like a charm! Imagine if a homeowner owned a shop vac tool and have 25 foot gutters filled with water. I would bet that if the 25 foot tube filled with water on the way down, it would instantly weigh about 20 to 30 pounds and you would be forced to drop it and potentially damage your gutters or get injured. Leaf blowers really do work the best at ANY height.

If you are a homeowner like myself think about it for a moment... you will never pay a gutter cleaning service or handy man for gutter cleaning again!. Depending on your home, you could save anywhere between $100 to $1000 every year!

My neighbor was just quoted $250 last fall for a small two story home! Yes that is each and every year. That's $2500 over the next 10 years! and that doesn't event come close to the cost for a top of the line gutter guard or covering system!

Our gutter cleaning tool works with all types of uncovered gutters including aluminum, copper, vinyl & seamless gutters.

... According to Bob Vila, a well known home improvement guru and TRUE expert in the field....

 
"No matter what type of gutter system you have, it must be kept clear to do its job."

He continues.... "There are all kinds of screens, grilles, louvres, and caps that claim to do the trick.

These gizmos may keep the leaves out, but small particles, like silt and the surface granules from roof shingles, slip through, creating a heavy sludge that clogs spouts.

So don't think installing one of these systems relieves you of your twice-a-year responsibility to clean out your gutters."

(excerpted from Bob Vila's American Home on Homearts.com)

If you think like I do, your home is an asset and protecting it is a priority. Homeowners who neglect the responsibility of cleaning gutters at least twice a year face the following issues which could cause thousands of dollars of repair bills:

	Water leaks through spike and bracket holes and rots facia boards
	Water gets into attic and causes mold and mildew
	Overflowing waters causes flooding in your basement
	Heavy gutters from clogging and water fall off your house
	Mosquitoes breed in gutter and carry disease such as West Nile Virus

Of all of these issues, the potentially most damaging are Foundation Problems - Continued water leakage down the side of your home into your foundation will create cracks in the walls and leaks as well. In climates where the ground freezes and then expands constantly the problem can be even worse.

Once water leaks into your basement, you could have expensive mold and mildew problems... & you run the risk of ruining storage or worse yet, your finished basement.

In the event one of these problems does occur, do you think your homeowners insurance will cover the repair? Here are some surprising answers....

Water seeps from the ground into your basement, damaging your foundation and interior. Are you covered? No. Seepage is considered a maintenance problem, not "sudden and accidental" damage, and is excluded from home insurance coverage. Source: Property & Casualty Insurers Association of America
Does homeowners insurance cover water damage caused by gutter or downspout failure? Answer: No. Because it was a failure on your part to maintain the home. They are more likely to cover water damage caused by weather conditions beyond your control. Source: Wiki Answers

This is what your one time $25 investment gets you:

	15 Page E Book with Detailed Instructions, Pictures and Customization Options
	Shopping List For Home Depot or Lowes
	Detailed Step By Step Video Instructions on how to put the tool together in less than 5 minutes
	Video Instruction on How To Customize the Tool for YOU
	Video Demonstration of the Tool Being Used
	Videos of Making the Tool work with a Shop Vac
	Video Instruction on Customizing the Tool for different homes or properties
	Serial Numbers, Part Numbers, Manufacturers Web Sites, Pictures & More

We are giving $1 from every purchase to help a young 17 year old girl from Westminster Maryland named Megan who has been diagnosed with brain cancer. To read all the details about Megan (and we encourage you to help her as well), visit www.hopeformegan.com or www.hopeformegan.com/blog

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