Gutter repair and installation in St. Petersburg, FL

Gutters in St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is three different gutter jobs depending on the street. The Old Northeast, Kenwood, Crescent Lake and Historic Roser Park are 1920s–40s bungalows and Mediterranean revivals, many with half-round gutters, wood fascia that has been painted thirty times, and live oaks that fill everything with catkins by April. Snell Isle, Shore Acres, Venetian Isles and the waterfront along Coffee Pot Bayou are money and salt: big roofs, tile in places, and steel fasteners that rust to dust within sight of the water. Then there are the mid-century grids west of 34th Street and out to Tyrone and Pinellas Park, where 1950s–70s block homes either never had gutters or got thin sectional ones in the 1990s.

Salt is the problem nobody prices for

Within a mile of the bay or the Gulf beaches, aluminum gutters last. The screws, spikes and hangers holding them do not. We see 15-year-old gutters in Shore Acres that look new from the ground and are hanging on two hangers out of ten. Gutter repair St Petersburg FL homeowners actually need near the water is usually a re-hang with stainless hardware, $150–$300 per run, done before a tropical storm does the demolition for free. Every install we do on the waterfront uses stainless screws and hangers as standard, not as an upgrade.

Old houses, old fascia

On the bungalows in the Old Northeast and Kenwood, the fascia board has been wet under a leaking half-round for decades, and behind it are the original rafter tails. We probe both before quoting. New gutters can be half-round to match the house or K-style seamless if the owner prefers; both hang on hidden hangers into sound wood, and we replace what is not sound per foot. Historic-district exterior rules apply in parts of the Old Northeast and Roser Park, so check with the city on profile and color before a replacement; matching what is there is usually simplest.

The mid-century grids

West of 34th Street, in Disston Heights, Meadowlawn and out through Tyrone, the work is the same as Tampa's block neighborhoods: first-time installation on homes that never had gutters, and replacement of 1990s sectional runs that leak at every seam. Typical single-story install is $1,500–$2,600.

What we do here

• Gutter repair — corners, re-hangs with stainless hardware, downspouts, storm damage
• Seamless installation and replacement — 5-inch and 6-inch aluminum, half-round on request
• Gutter guards — micro-mesh under the live oaks in the Old Northeast and Crescent Lake
• Gutter cleaning — late May and March, with a hanger check on waterfront homes

Flood zone note

A lot of St. Pete sits in a FEMA flood zone, and after the 2024 storms plenty of owners are rebuilding or elevating. Gutters on a raised home still need to put water somewhere; on a lot that floods from the bay, that means extensions toward the street side, not the seawall. Ask when you call and we will look at the lot, not just the roof.

Pricing in St. Petersburg

Same as Tampa: repairs $150–$600, seamless installation $10–$17 per foot, cleaning $120–$300 by size. No travel charge for Pinellas. The cost page has the full tables. Zip codes 33701 through 33716, plus Gulfport, Pinellas Park and the beaches.