Clean Cut Gutters
September 9, 2026
Clean Cut Gutters clears gutters across St. Augustine and St. Johns County. We flush the downspouts and confirm they run clear, check the hangers while we are up there, and the debris leaves with us instead of ending up in your landscaping. Free quote, straight pricing, and an honest answer on how often your property actually needs it.
Florida live oaks are semi-evergreen and drop their leaves from late January through early May, the opposite of what most homeowners expect. Add laurel oak drop, oak catkins, and peak pine pollen in March and April, and late winter through spring is when St. Augustine gutters actually fill. A fall-only schedule leaves them loaded through the worst of it.
Clearing the trough is the visible part. The blockage that actually causes overflow usually sits in the downspout elbow or the underground drain line, where you cannot see it from the ladder.
If we find a pitch problem, a failing hanger, or rot starting in the fascia, we show you a photo and quote it separately. Nothing gets added to the price while we are on your roof.
From the Historic District, Lincolnville, and the Abbott Tract across the Bridge of Lions to Davis Shores and Anastasia Island, and inland through St. Augustine South, the Shores, World Golf Village, Palencia, and Nocatee, we clean gutters throughout St. Johns County. The historic core brings dense live oak canopy and tight ladder access. The newer communities are open enough that twice a year is often genuinely enough, and we will tell you when that is the case.
The Old City, Lincolnville, the Abbott Tract, and the streets under heavy live oak canopy.
Davis Shores, St. Augustine Beach, Vilano Beach, and Crescent Beach.
St. Augustine South, St. Augustine Shores, and the established mainland neighborhoods.
World Golf Village, Palencia, Nocatee, Julington Creek, and Fruit Cove.
We are a local Northeast Florida crew, licensed and insured, with 78 five-star Google reviews. Gutter cleaning is easy to do halfway, so we do the parts that get skipped.
We live and work here. No out-of-town subcontractors, no call center, and we answer the phone after the job is done.
The trough is the easy part. We flush every downspout and confirm it runs clear, because that is where the real blockage sits.
Bagged and hauled, never blown onto the roof or into the landscaping where it washes right back toward the downspout outlets.
General liability and workers' comp, with a certificate straight from our agent on request. On ladder work that protects you, not just us.
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Gutters, downspouts, and cleanup
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Book your St. Augustine gutter cleaning before June 1 and get ahead of hurricane season, when the wettest months and the biggest rain events arrive together. Ask about recurring schedules for homes under oak canopy when you call.
Four times a year under live oak or pine canopy, three times for mixed canopy, and twice for an open lot with little tree cover, plus one more after any named storm. The most important cleaning is the one before June 1, since hurricane season and the wettest months of the year start together.
Local averages run about $147 to $167 for a typical home, with a broader range of $137 to $177, while flat-rate operators in St. Johns County often quote $199 to $319. Height is the biggest factor, because per-foot rates roughly double from a one-story to a three-story home and labor is about 70 percent of the price.
Because Florida live oaks are semi-evergreen and shed their old leaves from late January through early May as new growth pushes them off. Laurel oak drop, oak catkins, and peak pine pollen in March and April land in the same window, which makes late winter and spring the heaviest debris season here.
It does, and the reason is how it lives. Spanish moss is an epiphyte with no roots that feeds by pulling moisture out of the air, rainwater, and debris, so a clump that falls into a gutter stays wet and traps everything that lands on it afterward. UF/IFAS notes it does not kill trees and grows back after removal, so managing the gutters works better than stripping the tree.
Both, and the flush is the part that matters most. Most overflow traces to a blockage in the downspout elbow or the underground drain line rather than the trough, so we run water through every downspout and confirm it comes out the other end before we call the job done.
Yes, though less often. Guards keep the big debris out and genuinely help under an oak canopy, but pine needles, pollen, and shingle grit still get through, the guards themselves need clearing, and most have to come off for a proper downspout flush. Expect fewer cleanings rather than none.
About 90 percent of St. Augustine residents live in a floodplain, the ground is flat and sandy, and the city floods when ordinary rain meets a high tide. A blocked gutter dumps all of that straight against your foundation. Clearing it is the cheapest thing on the list.
Call or text 904-888-9778 to schedule your St. Augustine gutter cleaning.