Northshore Gutter Cleaning

Northshore Gutter Cleaning is a Peabody outfit built around one thing done well: gutters — cleaning them, repairing them, replacing them, and tracking down why water keeps ending up where it shouldn't. Across more than 40 Google reviews spanning 2023 through mid-2026, the same two names keep showing up — Mark and Sean — and the same story repeats: they call back fast, show up when they say they will, and don't leave until the job is actually done. What sets the reviews apart from a typical five-star pile is how often people describe a real diagnosis, not just a cleaning. In a 2023 review, one customer had Mark trace where their french drains fed out to, clear the drain wells, and replace broken gutter pieces. Another, in a 2024 review, had gutters replaced in Haverhill that stopped water pooling on the steps — with the downspout count reduced along the way so the house looked less cluttered. A different 2023 reviewer had a rotted fascia board replaced and color-matched behind the gutter; another had a section rebuilt after snow and ice damage, after shopping quotes and finding Northshore both the most thorough and the best priced. A reviewer whose gutters hadn't been cleaned in years, also in 2023, said Mark was responsive before the job even started and came in under other quotes. The repeat-customer pattern is strong: several reviewers describe using the company two or three years running, including one who had a leak point sealed one year and a fresh gutter overflow cleared the next. Recent reviews from spring and summer 2026 read the same as the ones from 2023 — quick scheduling, thorough cleanouts, and fair pricing, including one reviewer whose missing yard balls turned up during the cleaning. There's no negative review on file to weigh against any of this, and nothing here to flag before calling — this is about as clean and consistent a record as a gutter-cleaning outfit gets. Worth knowing: it's built around a small, two-person crew (Mark and Sean), so it's worth booking ahead during busy storm seasons.