In December 2023, the Irvine City Council passed Ordinance No. 23-25, initiating a phased ban on gas-powered landscaping equipment to enhance environmental quality and reduce noise pollution. As of January 1, 2025, the use of gas-powered leaf blowers is prohibited for residents and small businesses in Irvine. This ban extends to other gas-powered landscaping tools, including lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, string trimmers, and chainsaws, for large businesses. This regulation significantly impacts the gutter cleaning industry, which traditionally relies on gas-powered equipment for efficiency and effectiveness. Professionals and businesses in this sector must now transition to electric or battery-powered alternatives to comply with the new ordinance. While this shift may involve initial investments in new equipment, it aligns with broader environmental goals and responds to community concerns about noise and air pollution associated with gas-powered tools. To support this transition, the City of Irvine has partnered with the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) to offer rebates for residents and businesses purchasing zero-emission lawn and garden equipment. Eligible equipment includes battery-powered lawn mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers, and chainsaws, with rebates of up to $250 per item. Gutter cleaning professionals should explore these rebate programs to mitigate the financial impact of replacing gas-powered tools. Additionally, adopting electric equipment may provide operational benefits, such as reduced fuel costs and maintenance requirements, while contributing to a healthier environment and community well-being.