Ice Dams
Blocked gutters trap melting snow and refreezing rain, forcing ice dams that push water back under your shingles and into your attic.

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Why fall matters
Every leaf you leave now causes damage before winter even starts. Here's what a clogged gutter actually costs you.
Blocked gutters trap melting snow and refreezing rain, forcing ice dams that push water back under your shingles and into your attic.
Standing water sits against your fascia board and roofline for months, rotting wood and rusting hangers long before you notice.
Overflowing gutters push water down your foundation instead of away from it, one common cause of basement leaks homeowners miss.
Wet leaf litter left in your gutters is prime nesting material for mice, squirrels, and insects seeking a warm place for winter.
How gutter vacuum system works
No ladder, no harness, no climbing onto a wet roof. Just attach, extend, and go.

Simply connect the vacuum hose to the machine.

Attach the hose to your gutter poles.

Add poles for the needed length.

Start the motors, and you're ready to go.
Find the right system
Tell us the job, and we'll point you to the right system.
For homeowners
Seasonal cleanup, once or twice a year. Lightweight systems, standard pole lengths, and a setup one person can handle solo.
For pros & crews
Multiple properties in a day. Heavy-duty motors, extended modular poles, and package pricing built for crews.
Shop by category
Complete systems, individual vacuums, poles, generators, all sorted so you can shop fast.
Buying guide
Match your home — or your job list — to the right pole length and motor power below.
| Spec | Single-Story Homes | Two-Story Homes | Contractors & Multi-Property |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recommended Pole Length | 20ft Poles | 20ft or 28ft Poles | 28ft or 40ft Poles |
| Motor Power | 2 motors | 2 or 3 motors | 3 motors |
| Running Wattage | 2200W | 2200W or 3600W | 3600W |
| Best For | Light seasonal cleanup | Full two-story reach | All-day, multi-job durability |
| Recommended System | Residential Systems | Residential or Commercial Systems | Commercial Systems |
| Shop The Single-Story Systems → | Shop The Two-Story Systems → | Shop The Contractor Systems → |

Flagship generator
No outlet on site? The Champion 9200W keeps your gutter vacuum system running at full power, wherever the job is.
$1,249$1,399.00
FAQ
It depends on the model. Residential units with the 2-motor, 2200-watt configuration run fine on a standard household outlet. Commercial models are different — their triple motors draw more power than a household circuit can supply, so they require a gas-powered generator rated for at least 6,500 peak watts and 5,500 running watts, connected through a 30-amp 4-prong NEMA twist-lock outlet.
Not at all. Plenty of contractors put them to work on vehicle detailing, flood restoration, shop clean-up, and large-volume water recovery. The strong suction and wet/dry capability make them useful well beyond gutters.
Commercial units run on 240V / 60Hz and requires a gas-powered generator rated for at least 5,500 starting watts and 5,000 running watts, supplying power through a 30-amp source with a 4-prong NEMA L14-30 twist-lock socket.
If your existing poles use a standard 2" professional gutter vacuum pole connection, they'll attach directly — no special poles needed. If not, we can point you to pole kits that fit this model.
Both. It's built for wet and dry use, and the reusable cloth filter holds up in either condition — so it can pull standing water, mud, and heavy sludge without needing a filter swap.
Every week you wait is more leaves and debris sitting in your gutters. Clear them now, safely, from the ground.
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