Green Bay · The Fox Valley · Out to Manitowoc
Your gutters, cleaned by hand.
Your house, treated like ours.
Calvary Gutter Cleaning is owner-operated. Every gutter gets emptied by hand, every downspout gets flushed, and every scrap of debris leaves with us. You get a flat price before we start, photos when we finish, and 5% of what you pay goes to a local church.
What clogged gutters actually cost
Water has to go somewhere.
A gutter packed with maple seeds and shingle grit stops being a gutter. In Northeast Wisconsin that water finds your fascia in the fall and turns into an ice dam by January. Cleaning twice a year is the cheapest repair you'll ever make.
Leaves and seeds
Maple, oak and birch fill a gutter fast. We clear the troughs and the roof valleys where the next storm's debris is waiting.
Ice dams
Standing water in a blocked gutter freezes, backs up under the shingles and finds its way into the soffit. Clear gutters drain before they freeze.
Foundation water
Overflow lands against the house instead of running out the downspout. That's a wet basement in a wet Wisconsin spring.
How a visit goes
Four steps, and you only do one of them.
You send the request
Fill out the quote form with your name, address and phone. That is the whole first step — no phone tag and nobody knocking on your door.
We quote it from satellite imagery
We pull up your roofline in satellite images and measure the gutter run digitally, so most homes get priced without anyone coming out. In rare cases — heavy tree cover or an unusual roofline — we will come look in person first.
You get your cost
One flat number back to you, usually the same day. If it works for you, we pick a day and go from there. No deposit and no pressure.
We clean, haul it away, and send photos
Gutters emptied by hand, downspouts flushed and running. All of the debris leaves with us, and photos of your clean gutters land on your phone when we are done.
Whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.1 Corinthians 10:31
Where part of your money goes
Five percent of every job is given to a local church.
Not five percent of the profit and not five percent of the good months — five percent of every single job, off the top. It is the first thing that happens after you pay, and it is the reason this company is named what it is. When you hire us to clean your gutters, part of that work goes straight back into ministry here in Northeast Wisconsin.
Straight answers
Questions we get asked
Is the 5% to the church really every job?
Yes. Five percent of what every customer pays is given to a local church, no matter how big or small the job was. It comes out of the total, not out of whatever happens to be left at the end of the month.
How often should gutters be cleaned in Wisconsin?
Twice a year for most homes: once in late spring after the seeds and blossoms drop, and once in late fall after the leaves finish. If you have mature oaks or pines right over the roof, three visits is more realistic.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of the house, the roofline and how many stories. You'll get one flat number before we start, and it won't move unless we find something and you approve it first. Estimates are free.
Do I need to be home?
No. As long as we can reach the gutters, you can be at work. We'll text you when we arrive and send photos when we're done.
What happens to the debris?
It goes in buckets and leaves with us. Nothing gets left in a pile behind the garage.
Do you work on two-story homes?
Yes. Some steep or high roofs need different equipment, so mention the height when you call and we'll come look before quoting.
What if it rains the day you're scheduled?
We reschedule. Wet roofs and ladders aren't worth it, and you won't be charged for a move.
Do you have gutter guards?
We'll clean over and under most guard systems, and we'll tell you honestly whether the ones on your house are earning their keep.
Ready for a number?
Send your address and we'll quote it from satellite imagery, usually the same day. No pressure, no sales visit — and 5% of it goes to a local church.
About
Why I started Calvary Gutter Cleaning
I'm Ashton. I started this company with a ladder and a few reasons I keep coming back to. They're the reason I show up on time and the reason I don't cut corners on a roof nobody's going to inspect.
FIRSTTo serve God through my work
Cleaning gutters isn't a small thing when it's done as worship. The verse on my logo is the standard I hold the work to: whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. That means the job gets finished the same way whether you're watching or not.
SECONDTo give to the church
Five percent of every job is given to a local church. Every job, off the top — not out of what is left at the end of the month. When you hire me, part of what you pay keeps supporting that ministry and the people it serves here in Northeast Wisconsin.
THIRDTo serve my community
Plenty of people around here shouldn't be on a ladder, and plenty more don't have a free Saturday. This is a neighbor's job, done by a neighbor, in the towns I actually live in.
ANDTo build toward a family
I'm working and saving to start a family of my own. Every job is a step toward that, which is exactly why I'd rather earn a customer for ten years than make an extra dollar today.
Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.Colossians 3:23
What that means on your roof
The promises behind the name
One price, said out loud
You hear the number before we start, and it comes to you in writing. No surprise line items once we are already at your house.
The whole job, every time
Downspouts flushed, valleys cleared, cleanup done. The parts you can't see from the ground are the parts that matter most.
Five percent given away
Every job sends 5% to a local church. It is written into how this business runs, not something added on when it happens to be convenient.
Told the truth
If your gutters are fine and don't need us yet, we'll say so. If we spot a loose hanger or a soft fascia board, you'll hear about that too.
Service area
Green Bay, the Fox Valley, and out to Manitowoc
We're based in Green Bay and work in a roughly 45-mile radius. If your town isn't on the list but you're close to the circle, send a request anyway — we'll tell you straight whether we can get there.
- Green Bay
- De Pere
- Ashwaubenon
- Allouez
- Bellevue
- Howard
- Suamico
- Pulaski
- Denmark
- Wrightstown
- Seymour
- Kaukauna
- Little Chute
- Kimberly
- Appleton
- Neenah
- Menasha
- Oshkosh
- Luxemburg
- Kewaunee
- Two Rivers
- Manitowoc
Monday – Saturday
7:00 am to 7:00 pm. Sundays are for church and family — leave a message and you'll hear back Monday morning.
Spring & fall book first
October and April fill up fastest in this part of the state. Getting on the schedule early is the difference between your date and whatever's left.
5% stays local
Five percent of every job in every one of these towns is given to a local church, so the work done on your house supports ministry right around here.
Outside the circle
Farther out is sometimes still a yes, especially if neighbors book together. Ask and we'll be honest about it.
Free quote
Tell us where, and we'll send a number
Fill this out and you'll hear back the same day, usually within a couple of hours. Everything we need to price the job is right here.
Your request goes straight to CalvaryGutters@gmail.com. We usually reply the same day.
Request sent
Thanks — we've got it. We'll pull up your roofline and get you a flat price, usually the same day.
This is the fastest way to reach us
Ashton is up on a roof most of the day, so a request sent through here gets a real answer sooner than a voicemail would. Everything needed to price the job is in the form, which means no phone tag either.
Three steps
1. We measure your roofline from satellite imagery and send a flat price.
2. You pick a day that works. No deposit.
3. We clean, haul it all away, and send photos.
And 5% of what you pay is given to a local church.
Serving Green Bay, De Pere, Appleton, Oshkosh, Manitowoc and the towns between. Monday through Saturday, 7am–7pm.