Gutter Cleaning & Downspout Clearing

A clogged gutter during a hurricane causes damage in three directions at once. Water backs up under shingles and into the attic. It overflows down fascia, rotting wood and finding its way into walls. And it pools at the foundation, eroding soil and pushing groundwater up through hairline cracks. None of it is dramatic in normal weather — but when 12 inches of rain falls in 18 hours during a major hurricane, all three failure modes happen simultaneously.

Searches for gutter cleaning near me cost spike every March through May across the hurricane belt as homeowners book pre-season service before the first watch posts.

Posting on Hurricane Handyman is fast. Upload photos showing roof and gutter access, describe the property, and answer two intake questions — number of stories on your home (1, 2, 3, or 4+) and last time the gutters were cleaned (never, less than 6 months ago, 6–12 months, over a year, or not sure). Both answers drive accurate quotes.

Local gutter pros review the post and submit competing fixed-price quotes. You compare profiles and bids on the platform and pick the crew whose price and timeline fit. Your payment sits in Stripe escrow until the work is done.

Before hiring, message handymen directly. Ask about their experience on similar-height homes, whether their bid covers full debris removal plus downspout flush, whether they verify slope and inspect fascia while they're up there, whether they carry liability insurance, and whether they offer a recurring schedule for homes with overhanging trees.

Pre-hurricane gutter cleaning runs across every coastal market — Florida, the Texas Gulf Coast, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, the Carolinas, Georgia coast, and the Caribbean. Schedule before the May rains. Post your job and start collecting bids.