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Mr Gutters offer a Gutter Cleaning service in STAINES Surrey
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If you were to leave your gutters left unchecked it can lead to damage to your property
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We are able to clean most types of gutters up to around 45ft
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We offer a full gutter system clearance and a check of down pipes to make sure your property in STAINES is clear of moss leaves and debris.
Mr Gutters clean, repair and replace are able to clean and repair gutters in STAINES and all surrounding areas.
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Mr Gutters your Gutter cleaning and Repair specialists
When left unchecked or neglected your gutters overflowing or leaking can lead to major damage to your commercial or residential property.
Mr Gutters have been able to hone there skills over the past decade and stay ahead of the competition by employing an array Gutter cleaning methods we use High powered Triple suction motor Vacuums to hoover out Gutters up to 40ft High.
Getting to places ladders cant Reach without the need for expensive scaffolding or cherry pickers.
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We dont just clear the gutters we also check all downpipes for blockages making sure the rainwater is able to flow freely and clear of leaves , roof moss and debris.
We often dont notice gutter issues until its too late and has caused damp or water ingress in your property , so don't delay.
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How much does it cost to have Gutters Cleaned ?
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Many people wonder what the cost is involved when gutter cleaning is required.
we have a range of Gutter clean services that range from internal gutter clearance and exterior gutter wash down.
With this in mind pricing can vary between these services and property size including access to the gutters.
A FREE site visit can be arranged along with a Free quotation
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Should i get my Gutters Cleaned ?
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Cleaning the gutter is a job that is often forgotten, but it is certainly not unimportant. If your gutters no longer flow correctly or are completely blocked and no water can flow through the gutters at all you can get floods or even leaks.
Therefore, you should clean it well at least once a year to maintain your gutter efficiency.
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Staines-upon-Thames
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Staines-upon-Thames
The Thames by Staines Bridge
Location
Grid reference:TQ045715
Location:51°25’60"N, 0°29’51"W
Data
Population:24,097
Post town:Staines
Postcode:TW18
Dialling code:01784
Local Government
Council:Spelthorne
Parliamentary
constituency:Spelthorne
Staines-upon-Thames or simply Staines is a suburban town on the River Thames in western Middlesex, its western edge falling on the Colne Brook Old Course, which forms the county's border with Buckinghamshire. It is considered to be part of the London commuter belt. Built around an older town centre, Staines is today largely suburban development. It is close to the M25 motorway.
The town's ancient name is Staines. The suffix -upon-Thames, though borne by other towns on that river, was adopted only in 2012, as a way to improve the aesthetics of the town's name.
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Food and Shopping
Staines has a fairly compact town centre mainly focused on a wide pedestrianised High Street, housing familiar high street chain stores. Smaller independent units can be found in Church Street and at the eastern end of the High Street.
A market in the pedestrianised High Street is held every Wednesday and Saturday.
A moderately-sized shopping centre (Elmsleigh) stands directly behind the High Street. A retail park was opened in 2002 called Two Rivers which is bisected by the confluence of the rivers Wraysbury and Colne.
History Early history
London Stone, Staines
There has been a crossing of the River Thames at Staines since Roman days. The emperor Claudius invaded Britain in AD 43 and they settled in Staines the same year. Soon after this invasion the first Staines Bridge was constructed to provide an important Thames crossing point on main road from Londinium (London) to Calleva Atrebatum (Silchester). The Roman name for Staines was ad Pontes (plural "at the bridges") implying that there was more than one bridge and it is believed that these bridges traversed Church Island.[1]
Staines appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Stanes, which reported that the manor was held by Westminster Abbey. Its Domesday assets were: 19 hides. It had 6 mills, worth £3 4s 0d, 2 weirs worth 6s 8d, 24 ploughs, meadow for 24 ploughs, and some cattle. It rendered 35 pounds.[2]
A border stone, on the bank of the River Thames, dated 1280, still remains, indicating the western limit of the City of London's jurisdiction over the Thames. Although familiarly known as the "London Stone", it is not to be confused with the more famous, and probably more ancient, London Stone in Cannon Street in the City of London.
The situation of Staines as a major crossing point over the River Thames, its position on the main road from London to the south-west, and its proximity to Windsor has led to the town's being involved in national affairs. The barons assembled there before they met King John at Runnymede in 1215, and Stephen Langton held a consecration there shortly after the issue of Magna Carta. Sir Thomas More was tried in 1535 in a Staines public house, to avoid the outbreak of plague in London at that time. Kings and other important people must have passed through the town on many occasions: the church bells were rung several times in 1670, for instance, when the King Charles II and Queen Catherine journeyed through Staines.[3]
During the period 1642–48 there were skirmishes on Staines Moor and numerous troop movements over Staines Bridge during the Civil War.
Staines was a site for a horse change on The Trafalgar Way in 1805, announcing the victory over the Spanish and the death of Nelson. This is commemorated on a plaque on Staines town hall.
Twentieth century
Boats by the Thames
Staines was the major producer of linoleum, a type of floor covering, after the formation of the Linoleum Manufacturing Company in 1864 by its inventor, Frederick Walton. Linoleum became the town's main industry and was a major employer in the area up until the 1960s. In 1876 about 220 and in 1911 about 350 people worked in the plant. By 1957 it employed some 300 people and in 1956 the factory produced about 2.675 m2. of linoleum each week. The term 'Staines Lino' became a worldwide name but the factory was closed around 1970 and is now the site of the Two Rivers shopping centre completed circa 2000. A bronze statue of two lino workers in Staines High Street commemorates the Staines Lino Factory. The Spelthorne Museum in Staines has a display dedicated to the Linoleum Manufacturing Company.
Staines was the site of the Staines air disaster in 1972, at the time the worst air crash to have occurred on British soil, until the Lockerbie disaster of 1988. The crash was commemorated in June 2004, with the opening of a dedicated garden, created at the request of relatives, near to the crash site, and the unveiling of a stained glass window at St Mary’s Church, where a memorial service was held.
The proximity to London and to Heathrow Airport have attracted a number of companies, with many large electronic companies based in Staines.
Churches
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St Mary's (parish church), in Church Street
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Christ Church
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St Peters
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Baptist: Staines Baptist Fellowship [2]
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Congregational: Staines Congregational Church [www.stainescong.org]
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Hope Christian Centre [3]
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Kingdom Living Church [4]
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King’s Church
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Methodist: Staines Methodist Church [5]
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Roman Catholic: Our Lady of the Rosary
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Salvation Army [6]
Staines in popular culture
Staines is the home of the fictional character Ali G, which was not well received locally, given the character's declared attitude to his home town.
In November 2010, the Spelthorne Business Forum suggested that the town’s name be changed to "Staines-on-Thames", a suggestion was not well received in all quarters locally.[4] The reason given was to help identify to potential investors where Staines is, though the publicity surrounding this suggestion made much of the negative image alleged to have been generated by Ali G. The change was finally made in 2012.
Nearby towns and villages
Staines' neighbouring towns and villages are Egham, Wraysbury, Ashford, Stanwell, Laleham and Chertsey. About three miles north-east of Staines is Heathrow Airport, the busiest in Britain.