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One-story home (about 150–200 ft). The full price list is below.
How we get this dataGutter cleaning costs $100–$275 for a one-story home, $150–$400 for a two-story and $225–$600 for a three-story, for about 150–200 ft of gutter. By the foot, expect $0.70–$1.50 on one story and $1.00–$2.00 on two.
Prices verified November 2026 · Cross-referenced against 36+ American pricing sources · See methodology
National prices, labor, haul-away and downspout flushing included. Length rows use the per-foot prices.
| Job | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small home, condo or townhouse unit (under about 125 ft)per job | $75 | $130 | $225 |
| One-story home (about 150–200 ft)per job | $100 | $175 | $275 |
| Two-story home (about 150–200 ft)per job | $150 | $250 | $400 |
| Three-story home (roof or lift access)per job | $225 | $375 | $600 |
| Per foot, one-storyper linear foot | $0.70 | $1.00 | $1.50 |
| Per foot, two-storyper linear foot | $1.00 | $1.40 | $2.00 |
| 100 ft of gutter, one-storyper job | $70 | $100 | $150 |
| 150 ft of gutter, one-storyper job | $105 | $150 | $225 |
| 200 ft of gutter, two-storyper job | $200 | $280 | $400 |
| 250 ft of gutter, two-storyper job | $250 | $350 | $500 |
US prices, November 2026. Low is a simple job in a low-cost area; high is a bigger job or a high-cost city.
Yes. The same job costs more where labor and rent cost more. Here's how gutter cleaning prices in the biggest US metros compare with the US typical of $250.
Labor, rent and demand move every job on this page in the same direction. Open your city's guide for its full local price list.
The gutters on a two-story home are no dirtier than on a one-story, but the crew needs a longer ladder, more ladder moves and more care. That's why the typical price climbs from $175 for one story to $250 for two and $375 for three.
Above two stories, some jobs need roof access, rope gear or a lift. One national booking company adds $150–$300 to bring in a lift or rope gear on the tallest homes.
Most homes have 150–200 ft of gutter. A quick rule: about one foot of gutter for every 10 sq ft of home, so a 2,000 sq ft house has about 200 ft. You can also pace the edge of the roof where gutters hang and add the porches and garage.
Then multiply. At $1.40 a foot, 200 ft on a two-story home is $280. At $1.00 a foot, 150 ft on a one-story home is $150.
Steep roofs add about 15%, seamed gutters take a little longer than seamless ones, and packed gutters add $50–$150. Guards that have to come off add $30–$150.
Small homes don't always cost much less: many companies have a minimum charge, so a short run of gutter on a condo or townhouse still runs $75–$225.
Ask each company for a flat price for the whole house, with every roofline, downspout flushing and haul-away included. A low per-foot rate that leaves out the back of the house, the garage or the downspouts is not the real price.
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$150–$400, with $250 typical, for about 150–200 ft of gutter with the downspouts flushed.
$100–$275, typically $175. Small homes and condo units run $75–$225.
They need taller ladders, roof access or a lift, and more safety gear. Expect $225–$600.
Usually 150–200 ft. Allow about one foot of gutter for every 10 sq ft of home.
Many companies work out a per-foot price and then quote a flat price for the whole house. Compare the flat prices.