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Township, Ogle County

Gutter Cleaning in Scott Township, IL

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Scott Township in short

Gutter cleaning in Scott Township costs about $100 to $180 for a one-story home and $150 to $275 for two stories (Housecall Pro, 2026), plus $25 to $75 per clogged downspout. Scott Township sits about 11.4 miles south of downtown Rockford, inside the 16-mile service radius. The median home here was built in 2000, and 93% of the 1,082 occupied homes are owner-occupied. Ogle County's solid waste department says burning landscape waste on the property where it was generated in an unincorporated area does not break state law, provided the smoke disperses, the fire is not in a restricted area or a town with a burn ban, and it is at least 50 feet from the nearest home.
Scott Township at a glance
11.4 mi
south of downtown Rockford
2000
median year built (county 1972)
12.2%
of homes built before 1960 (county 34.9%)
1,082
occupied homes, 92.5% owned

Homes and gutters

The houses in Scott Township, and what they mean for the gutters

This is one of the newer parts of the Rockford area. 49.5% of homes were built in 2000 or later, compared with 15.5% county-wide, for a median year built of 2000. Subdivision houses from this era are often two stories with steep, cut-up roofs, so the gutters sit higher and the inside corners collect more.

92.5% of occupied homes in Scott Township are owner-occupied (Ogle County: 75.4%). Owners are the ones who end up on the ladder or paying someone else to be.

Single-family detached houses are 85.5% of the housing here. Each has its own full run of gutters front and back, typically 150 to 200 feet by HomeGuide's count.

12.7% of homes in Scott Township are mobile homes, whose low rooflines make for short ladder work but light-gauge gutters that bend easily.

32.3% of homes here have four or more bedrooms (Ogle County: 21.9%). Bigger houses mean more linear feet of gutter, which is what per-foot pricing at $0.95 to $2.25 is based on.

Homes by year built: Scott Township vs Ogle County1939 or earlier: Scott Township 8.5%, Ogle County 20.1%; 1940 to 1959: Scott Township 3.7%, Ogle County 14.8%; 1960 to 1979: Scott Township 24.1%, Ogle County 28.4%; 1980 to 1999: Scott Township 14.1%, Ogle County 21.3%; 2000 or later: Scott Township 49.5%, Ogle County 15.5%Scott TownshipOgle CountyBuilt 1939 or earlier8.5%20.1%Built 1940 to 19593.7%14.8%Built 1960 to 197924.1%28.4%Built 1980 to 199914.1%21.3%Built 2000 or later49.5%15.5%
Share of housing units by the year the structure was built. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year (2020-2024), table B25034.

Scott Township vs Ogle County

MeasureScott TownshipOgle County
Residents3,30551,495
Occupied homes1,08220,821
Owner-occupied92.5%75.4%
Median year built20001972
Built before 196012.2%34.9%
Built 2000 or later49.5%15.5%
Single-family detached85.5%82.6%
In 2 to 4 unit buildings0%5.3%
Four or more bedrooms32.3%21.9%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year (2020-2024), tables B01003, B25003, B25024, B25034, B25035 and B25041.

Leaves and local rules

What happens to the leaves in Scott Township

Burning rules. Ogle County's solid waste department says burning landscape waste on the property where it was generated in an unincorporated area does not break state law, provided the smoke disperses, the fire is not in a restricted area or a town with a burn ban, and it is at least 50 feet from the nearest home. source

Whatever the local schedule, Illinois law keeps leaves out of the garbage: since 1990, landscape waste can't be mixed with trash bound for a landfill and must go out in biodegradable containers (415 ILCS 5/22.22). So gutter debris in Scott Township goes out as yard waste, into a compost pile, or away with the crew.

Coverage

Where Scott Township sits

Scott Township sits about 11.4 miles south of downtown Rockford, covering about 36 square miles of land. Homes in Scott Township fall in ZIP codes 61020, 61084, 61043, and the closest neighbors on this site are Davis Junction, Stillman Valley, Marion Township. Crews working the north and east suburbs cover it on the same routes.

About Scott Township. Scott Township had 3,181 residents and 1,104 housing units at the 2010 census. Wikipedia

Common questions

Gutter questions, Scott Township

How much does gutter cleaning cost in Scott Township?

About $100 to $180 for a one-story home and $150 to $275 for two stories by Housecall Pro's 2026 guide, with downspout flushing at $25 to $75 each. Angi's per-foot range is $0.95 to $2.25 depending on height.

Do you serve Scott Township?

Yes. Scott Township sits about 11.4 miles south of downtown Rockford, inside the 16-mile radius this site covers, including ZIP 61020, 61084, 61043.

Can I burn leaves in Scott Township?

Ogle County's solid waste department says burning landscape waste on the property where it was generated in an unincorporated area does not break state law, provided the smoke disperses, the fire is not in a restricted area or a town with a burn ban, and it is at least 50 feet from the nearest home.

How old are the homes in Scott Township?

The median home was built in 2000; 12.2% were built before 1960 and 49.5% in 2000 or later (Census ACS 2020-2024).

When should I get my gutters cleaned in Scott Township?

Mid to late November after the leaves are down, and late May or early June after maple seeds drop. NOAA's normals for the Rockford airport put the average November low at 30.5 degrees and June rain at 5.23 inches.

Gutters full in Scott Township?

Tell us the address, how tall the house is and what you need. A local crew that covers Scott Township calls back with a price before anything is booked.