Clean Cut Gutters
August 11, 2026
Clean Cut Gutters repairs sagging runs, leaking seams, pulled away sections, and failed downspouts for homes across Jacksonville and Duval County. We diagnose why the gutter failed before we fix it, because a resealed seam on a run that is pitched wrong will just leak again next summer.
Jacksonville gets close to 48 inches of rain a year. In 2024 alone, 36.9 inches fell in three months, the wettest summer since records began in 1871. Gutters here work harder than almost anywhere in the country.
Not every gutter problem needs a new system. A pitch correction, a reseal, or a set of new hangers is often the honest answer, and on gutters under 10 years old it usually is. We would rather do the $200 repair and keep your business than sell you $3,000 you did not need.
Where replacement genuinely makes sense: when repair costs pass roughly half of replacement, when three or more separate areas are leaking, or when the system is past 20 years old and the repairs have started stacking up.
Most gutter failures trace back to three causes: the fasteners lost their grip in soft fascia, a seam gave up under UV and thermal cycling, or the pitch drifted and water started standing. We find the cause, then fix it.
If we find the real problem is a system that is undersized for your roof, we will tell you that too, instead of resealing the same joint every year.
From Riverside, Avondale, and Springfield through San Marco, Ortega, Mandarin, Arlington, and the Southside, we repair gutters across Jacksonville and Duval County, plus Nocatee, Ponte Vedra, Julington Creek, and the Beaches.
The older neighborhoods bring decades old fascia and heavy oak canopy. The newer communities bring builder grade 5 inch systems that are now old enough to start failing. Both are common calls for us.
Riverside, Avondale, Springfield, San Marco, Ortega, Mandarin, and Arlington.
Nocatee, Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach, and the coastal St. Johns communities.
Julington Creek, Mandarin, Baymeadows, and the Southside.
Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach, and Fernandina Beach.
We are a local Northeast Florida crew, licensed and insured, with 78 five star Google reviews. The person who inspects your gutters is the person who repairs them, and you get the price before any work starts.
We live and work here. No out-of-town subcontractors, no call center, and we answer the phone after the install.
Gutters are roll formed at your home to the exact length of each run. No joints every 10 feet means far fewer places to leak.
Heavy gauge aluminum, hidden hangers, and downspouts placed where the water actually needs to go. We clean up when we are done.
You work directly with a small local team, so pricing stays honest and every quote comes in writing.
We keep things straightforward so you know exactly what to expect
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Schedule your free gutter inspection with Clean Cut Gutters and we will show you exactly what failed and what it costs to fix. If a repair is the right answer, that is what we will quote.
Most single issue repairs land between $75 and $500. Sealing one leak runs about $75 to $150, resealing a joint $100 to $175, reattaching a sagging section $250 to $500, and replacing a downspout $150 to $400. Larger jobs like replacing a 30 to 50 foot run run $900 to $1,800, and fascia repair is priced separately once we see the wood. You get an exact number before we start.
The working rule is the 50 percent rule: if repairs cost more than half of a full replacement, replace. Applied to what you have spent over two or three years, not one invoice. Also lean replacement if three or more separate areas leak, if more than about 30 percent of the system is damaged, or if the gutters are past 20 years old. Under 10 years with one or two isolated issues, repair is almost always the right call.
That is usually a sizing problem, not a clog. A lot of Jacksonville homes were built with 5 inch gutters and 2×3 inch downspouts, which is the cheapest system that meets builder spec. It handles a normal shower and gets overwhelmed by a summer thunderstorm. If your gutters are clean and still spilling over the front edge, no amount of repair will fix it. The system needs to be upsized.
It depends on what failed and why. A properly re-hung section on solid fascia should last as long as the rest of the system. A resealed joint on a coastal home typically needs attention again in three to five years, because salt air and UV break sealant down faster here. If we reseal the same joint twice, we will tell you the joint is not the real problem.
Yes, and it is often the actual repair. When a gutter pulls away from the house, the usual cause is that the fascia behind it has softened and the fasteners lost their grip. Re-hanging a gutter on rotted wood just repeats the failure. We check the fascia on every inspection and show you what we find before quoting.
Yes, and the mechanism here is specific. Most Jacksonville homes sit on slabs over sandy soil. Concentrated roof runoff washes the fine particles out from under the slab edge, creating voids that lead to settling and cracking. Downspouts should discharge five to 10 feet from the house. A downspout dumping at the foundation is the most common version of this problem we see.
A leaking seam is cheap. The fascia rot, siding damage, and soil erosion it causes are not. Clean Cut Gutters repairs gutters across Jacksonville with free inspections and pricing in writing before we start.
Call or text 904-888-9778 to schedule your free gutter repair inspection.
