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Gutter cleaning pricing calculator: what to charge

The short answer

Divide the gutter length by the feet you clear in an hour, then add your drive, supplies, overhead and profit. Thumbtack’s national figures put a typical job at $163 to $333, a single story at $135 to $250 and two stories at $160 to $300. It says most pros quote a fixed price from the home’s size or the gutter length.

Ladder time adds up. Enter your real pace for one and two stories to see what each job needs to bring in.

The gutters

These numbers are examples, not going rates. Replace them with yours.

Second stories and heavy clogs take longer.
Their pay plus payroll taxes and insurance. If it’s you, what you want to earn.
Insurance, truck, phone, software, marketing. Add up a year and divide by your sales.

What to charge

$104.24

$0.69 per foot. About 2 hours on site.

Labor, with drive time
$51.33
Supplies and fuel for the job
$6.00
Overhead
$26.06
Profit
$20.85
Brought in per hour the crew is tied up
$44.68

How it works

Price = (labor + supplies) ÷ (1 − overhead share − profit share). Dividing, rather than adding a percent, makes sure overhead and profit are the shares of the price you wanted.

Worked example: 150 feet of gutter, one person, using made-up numbers
LineAmount
Labor, with drive time (1 at $22 an hour)$51.33
Supplies and fuel for the job$6.00
Overhead (25% of the price)$26.06
Profit (20% of the price)$20.85
Price$104.24

What customers see

Thumbtack’s national ranges by home size, updated March 31, 2026
Home sizeRange
1,000 sq ft or less$125 to $225
1,000 to 2,000 sq ft$150 to $250
2,000 to 3,000 sq ft$175 to $300
3,000 to 4,000 sq ft$200 to $350
4,000 to 5,000 sq ft$240 to $400

Source: Thumbtack’s gutter cleaning prices (opens in a new tab). One pro on the page charges $1.25 per linear foot, and height, roof access, condition and repairs all change the quote.

Common questions

How much should I charge for gutter cleaning?
Cover your time, drive, overhead and profit. Thumbtack’s national range is $163 to $333 for a typical job.
Should I charge by the foot?
It’s easy to explain and fair across homes. One pro on Thumbtack charges $1.25 a foot, though most quote a fixed price from the home’s size or gutter length.
How much more for two stories?
Thumbtack lists $135 to $250 for a single story and $160 to $300 for two. Use a slower pace in the calculator, and check your insurance covers the work.
Should I offer a yearly plan?
Many customers need it more than once a year, and a repeat visit is an easy one to sell. A service agreement puts the schedule and price in writing.

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