Most gutter cleaners undercharge by $50–$150 per job without realizing it.
Most gutter cleaning jobs fall within these ranges:
Prices vary based on height, debris level, and accessibility.
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Most people don’t undercharge because of their price… they undercharge because they don’t know how to say it.
“Based on the size of the home, condition of the gutters, and accessibility, my rate for this job is $X.”
Most people increase their rates within days of using these scripts.
Use your result as a starting point, then adjust based on home size, number of stories, debris level, and accessibility.
Your rate should reflect the risk, time, and difficulty of the job.
Factors that impact pricing:
Example 1:
Small home, 1 story, light debris
Charge: $80–$120
Example 2:
Medium home, 2 story, moderate debris
Charge: $150–$250
Example 3:
Large home, 3 story, heavy clogging
Charge: $300–$600+
Charging the same for single and multi-story homes
Not charging extra for heavy clogs
Ignoring safety risk (huge mistake)
Underpricing difficult access jobs
Not increasing prices during peak season
Most new gutter cleaners undercharge.
If the job is risky, time-consuming, or physically demanding, you should be charging significantly more.
You’re not just cleaning gutters — you’re handling risk.
How much should I charge for gutter cleaning?
Most jobs range from $100 to $300+, depending on home size and difficulty.
Do I charge more for multi-story homes?
Yes. More height = more risk and time.
Should I charge more for clogged gutters?
Absolutely. Heavy buildup takes significantly longer.
Do prices change by location?
Yes. Higher demand areas support higher pricing.
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