Health and Safety
We are serious about safety
At GutterCare, we’re all about minimising health and safety risks to help ensure the ongoing safety of our staff and those who they come in to contact with every day. We work in hazardous environments and our absolute priority is the health and safety of our team when at work and those who might be negatively impacted as a result of our actions. This whole area is complex, requires commitment from all involved, including our clients and is subject to continuing review.
GutterCare is fully committed to the ongoing process and strives to ensure that our team works to best practice guidelines. As part of this process, we are committed to an ongoing annual audit program conducted at present by Impac Services. Tōtika is an acknowledged ‘pan industry’ standard. GutterCare has attained and is proud to maintain an ‘At Tōtika Standard’ status.
If you represent a commercial enterprise, a trust, body corporate or simply wish to receive assurance that GutterCare is ‘fit for health and safety’, evidence of GutterCare’s Tōtika status and their report is available up on request.
We will also be very happy to discuss any individual health and safety concerns on a per job basis.
“I really appreciate the work done by GutterCare; professional, efficient, and completed to a high standard. Communication was...”
— Sione Sione
“Contacted GutterCare about several issues with our system and team has managed to do our job on a two-storey house extremely ...”
— Nikolai Vakhroushev
“Very pleased with the GutterCare's skills; there was no need to replace any gutter or down-pipe, they only did repair the lea...”
— Anna Dubbelt
“Many thanks for job well done your staff arrived when they said they were going to - quickly got on and done the job and tidi...”
— Trinda Jackson
“I have used these guys twice now for my rental property and I highly recommend them. They communicate well, turn up on time, ...”
— Judy Cruickshank
“Very satisfied. Excellent service and communication. Care was taken for surrounding structures ensuring good safety standards...”
— Isobel Woodland
