Roof and yard storm drain cleaning in Tbilisi
A storm drainage system goes unnoticed all year and only speaks up in heavy rain: water spills over the gutter onto the facade, the yard floods and the basement takes water. The cause is nearly always the same — leaves, sand and silt sitting in the gutter and the pipe.
Who it is for
- Houses — roof gutters and downpipes
- Yards and car parks — surface channels and gullies
- Apartment buildings — roof outlets and the stack
- Commercial buildings — flat roofs and entrance gullies
What blocks it
- Leaves and twigs, especially in autumn
- Sand and silt washed off the roof by rain
- A bird nest in the downpipe outlet
- Concrete and building debris after works
- Fragments left by frost, and rust in an old metal gutter
How we clear it
We clear the bulk out of the gutter and outlet by hand first, so nothing is pushed down into the pipe and made worse.
Then we jet the vertical downpipe and the horizontal run — sand and silt only move under a jet; a snake just shifts them from one place to another.
We finish by running water into the gutter and checking that every section carries it freely.
What it costs
The price depends on roof height, gutter length and access — a single-storey house and a flat-roofed building are different jobs. We give the final figure on site, after looking at it.
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Common questions
When is the best time?
Late autumn, once the leaves are down, and again before the spring rains — so the system is clear exactly when the load arrives.
Do you clear yard channels as well?
Yes, yard channels, gullies and the pipe leading away from them — that is where sand settles most.
Will you tell me if the pipe is damaged?
Yes. If the cleaning shows a cracked gutter or pipe, or a fall that was built wrong, we say so on site.
Beat the rain
Call us and we will book the clean before the season.