How to Find a Gutter Guard Installer for GutterBrush

GutterBrush is incredibly easy to install. Anyone who can clean a gutter can slide GutterBrush into place.

That means you do not need a specialist installer. You need someone who can clean your gutters. That same person can measure your gutters and install GutterBrush for you. No tools, trimming, or fastening are required. It simply slides into the gutter.

If you do not have that person yet, finding one is worth the effort. A trustworthy local helper can take care of the easy jobs around your home for years to come. Gutter cleaning is a common chore, people everywhere need it done, and you will find someone who can help. Here's where to look.

Please don't climb the ladder yourself. That's what your helper is for. Cleaning the gutter and sliding GutterBrush in is quick work for someone who does it regularly.

Start here

1. Check our installer locator. Put your ZIP code into our installer and retail partner locator to see if we have a GutterBrush partner in your area.

2. Measure from your computer. You can measure your gutters yourself, without a ladder, using satellite imagery with our free gutter measuring tool. It tells you exactly what to order, so your helper only has to install it.

People you already know

3. The person who already cleans your gutters. That person is the best person to measure your gutters and install GutterBrush. They already know your home, your roof, and your gutters.

4. Ask your neighbor who cleans their gutters. If you do not have a gutter cleaner, your neighbor probably does. The person who cleans your neighbor's gutters is a fantastic opportunity. They are already working on your street.

5. People you or your neighbors already know. Your landscaper, handyman, roofer, painter, pressure washer, or contractor. Anyone in your area that you know, or that your neighbors know and trust.

6. Ask your friends and relatives. Ask who they use for gutter cleaning. A name that comes from family or a friend comes with trust already built in.

Ask around locally

7. Ask at your local hardware store or builder supply. Ask who does small jobs, who fixes screens, who cleans gutters, and who could install a gutter guard for you. Local stores hear these names every day.

8. Watch for trucks and ladders in the fall. If someone is cleaning a gutter nearby, stop and ask them. They are already doing the exact job you need.

9. Ask everywhere. The town hall, the library, your place of worship, your community center. Asking is how people find help. It is worth it, and you will find someone.

10. Check the classifieds. Look in the classified section of your local newspaper. Local helpers who do small jobs still advertise there.

Look online

11. Search for small-job help. Search for a gutter cleaning company, a handyman or handy person, or any company that does small jobs. Small-job companies are exactly the right fit for this work.

12. Use a service-matching website. Sites like Angi (formerly Angie's List), Thumbtack, and TaskRabbit connect homeowners with local providers. Some will come out and measure for you for a fee.

13. Ask your neighbors online. Nextdoor and local community Facebook groups are full of neighbors happy to recommend the person they use.

What to share with your helper

If your helper hasn't installed GutterBrush before, send them these. Most people understand it in under a minute:

And if they enjoy the work, they can become a GutterBrush installer and help other homeowners nearby.

Find someone to help you clean your gutters and install GutterBrush, and you will have a trustworthy helper for life.

And remember: if that person can clean your gutter, they can install GutterBrush. It is that easy. It simply slides into the gutter, with no tools, trimming, or fastening required.

Prefer to order by phone, or want help thinking through who could install it? Call GutterBrush at 888-397-9433. We're happy to help.