Twice a year is the right answer for most Papillion homes, and the timing matters. Spring cleaning handles the mess from winter ice events, cottonwood season, and early maple seed drop. Fall cleaning clears the oak and elm leaf load before the first freeze locks everything in place. Skip the fall visit and you're starting winter with gutters full of wet, heavy debris that ice will compress into a solid plug. Skip the spring visit and that plug doesn't drain properly when temperatures rise. If your property has significant tree cover, you might need a third visit in early summer. If
your yard has mature trees near the roofline, Andy can tell you after the first inspection what schedule actually makes sense for your specific house.