Gutter contractors
What they do, what it costs, and how to get free quotes.
The short answer
A gutter contractor cleans, repairs and installs gutters and downspouts so rain goes away from your house. Call one when gutters overflow, sag, leak at the seams, or downspouts dump water by the foundation.
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Signs you need help with gutters
- Water spilling over the edge in rain.
- Gutters pulling away from the house.
- Plants growing in the gutters.
- Puddles or washed-out soil under downspouts.
What gutter contractors do
- Clean gutters and flush downspouts.
- Reattach sagging gutters and seal leaks.
- Install new seamless gutters.
- Add guards and downspout extensions.
What it costs
A typical job runs about $150–$2,500. Cleaning is at the low end. New gutters for a whole house cost more. These are ballpark prices, not a quote.
How to hire the right one
- Ask for proof of insurance. Ladder work is risky.
- For new gutters, check their license with the state board.
- Ask how far the downspouts will carry water from the house.
Ask them on the phone
- Are my gutters big enough for heavy rain?
- Do I need more downspouts?
- Are guards worth it with my trees?
- What is the warranty?
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Questions people ask
- How often should gutters be cleaned?
- At least twice a year, and more if trees hang over the roof.
- Why do my gutters overflow when they're clean?
- They may be too small, need more downspouts, or not slope the right way.
- Are gutter guards worth it?
- They help if trees drop leaves on your roof. They still need a rinse or brush now and then.
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