Gutter Cleaning
Keep your gutters and drains functioning through the Winter. We will collect and remove all debris.
Functioning gutters are essential for snow melt in the Winter, as well as rain during the rest of the year. When leaves and other debris pile up in your gutters, anything that goes down the downspout will eventually clog the drain pipe. This can result in water infiltration due to water pouring over the gutters, a flooded basement from over-saturation of the ground around your home, and ice build-up on sidewalks creating a safety hazard.
Gutter cleaning is available to Delaware and neighboring cities like Dublin, Lewis Center, Marysville, New Albany, Powell, Westerville, and Worthington.
The Spring and fall lawn health Trifecta:
Aeration + Dethatching + Overseeding
Combine aeration with dethatching and overseeding for the best results. Click each service to learn more.
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About Us
Hello neighbor! My name is Jonathan Pole. I would love to help make your lawn the best looking lawn on the street. I founded Stripe Masters Lawn Care because I have had a lifetime passion for great looking lawns, and I fondly remember pushing around a bubble mower when I was learning to walk. We’re here to provide quality service, consistently, and make the process as easy as possible. We’re thrilled to be able to make Delaware, Lewis Center, and Westerville, Ohio. even more beautiful.
We use equipment that is a perfect match for the lawns we service. Our riding mowers are Walker brand, and they’ve got wide tires that won’t dig ruts in your lawn and mulching decks that recycle your lawn’s nutrients.
