Serrano Service Guide
Those foothill views are a big reason people move here — and they collect oak pollen, valley dust, and winter debris. Most El Dorado Hills homes book window and gutter cleaning a couple of times a year; shaded roofs pick up moss that insurers increasingly want removed. The companies below are the most consistently reviewed for window, gutter, roof, and pressure-washing work in El Dorado Hills, Folsom, Cameron Park, and nearby towns including Placerville and Citrus Heights.
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The premier window, gutter, roof, and pressure-washing crew in the region — 1,600+ Google reviews. Soft-washes composition roofs (won't pressure-wash shingles); installs gutter guards but does not replace gutter runs.
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Screen specialist that also does window washing and gutter cleaning.
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Cameron Park–based crew for windows, gutters, roof cleaning, pressure washing, and solar. Weekly routes through El Dorado Hills, Folsom, Placerville, and Shingle Springs.
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Most El Dorado Hills homeowners do a full window and gutter cleaning twice a year — once in late spring after oak pollen season and once in late fall before the rainy season. Homes on lots with heavy oak tree canopy often need gutters cleaned three or four times annually to prevent blockages during winter rains.
A full exterior window cleaning for a typical single-story home in El Dorado Hills runs $150–$250. Two-story homes or properties with large windows or hard-water staining typically run $250–$450. Bundling window and gutter cleaning in a single visit usually saves $50–$100 compared to booking them separately.
Sierra Vista Maintenance is the dominant provider in the area, with over 1,600 Google reviews and a perfect 5.0 rating — by far the most-reviewed local service of any kind in this guide. W&B Services and Window Screen Solutions and More are well-regarded local alternatives with strong ratings.
Yes — hard water from foothill mineral content is a common issue, especially on windows facing irrigation or sprinklers. Ask specifically about hard-water stain removal (sometimes called mineral deposit removal) when booking, as it typically adds to the standard cleaning cost and requires extra treatment. Sierra Vista and Window Screen Solutions both handle this work.
Sierra Vista Maintenance is the volume leader — they clear gutters and downspouts by hand on two-story tile roofs, haul the debris, and flow-test before they leave. They also install gutter guards and downspout screens, but they do not replace the gutter runs themselves. W&B Services, based in Cameron Park, includes gutter cleaning on the same visit as windows and pressure washing. Window Screen Solutions lists gutter cleaning alongside screen work. Oak-heavy lots often need this two to four times a year, not once.
Yes. Sierra Vista and W&B both do roof work and pressure washing, not just glass. Sierra Vista soft-washes composition shingles (they will not pressure-wash those — it can damage the roof) and uses lighter pressure on tile; they don't clean wood shake. They'll pair roof moss removal with gutter cleaning because the same debris ends up in the gutters. W&B lists roof cleaning, full house washes, and pressure washing on their service menu. If your insurer has sent a moss-removal notice, that's a common foothill trigger — ask which method they'll use on your roof type before you book.
Yes. Sierra Vista's El Dorado Hills and Folsom page also names Cameron Park, and they publish dedicated gutter and roof pages for Citrus Heights. W&B is headquartered in Cameron Park and lists El Dorado Hills, Folsom, Shingle Springs, Rescue, Placerville, and Granite Bay on their weekly routes. If you're in Diamond Springs or Pollock Pines, call to confirm the crew still runs that far — don't assume a Sacramento-area listing means they'll quote a foothill address.