The Ranking
Our top 6 gutter companies in Orlando
Orlando gutters work harder than most. The city gets roughly 50 inches of rain a year, much of it in short, heavy summer thunderstorms, and hurricane season runs from June through November. A gutter that overflows in a 20 minute downpour dumps water along the foundation and soaks fascia boards, which is why sizing and downspout placement matter as much as the brand on the box. Orlando has no snow load or ice dam problem, so the usual northern concerns do not apply here, but oak leaves and pine needles fill gutters quickly, and many homes sit under shingle or tile roofs that need different brackets and flashing.
Most local installers hang seamless aluminum gutters formed on site, usually in 5, 6 or 7 inch widths in K-style. Copper and galvanized steel are available from a few firms and cost more. Ask for the gutter size, the metal gauge, how many downspouts are included and where they discharge. Water should leave the roof edge and travel several feet from the slab, not pool beside it. Gutter guards add cost and need regular checking, so ask which product is used and what the warranty covers.
Licensing is the question most buyers skip. Florida licenses contractors through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and gutter work is typically done by roofing or general contractors, or by a specialty contractor such as a structure contractor. Look up any company at myfloridalicense.com, check that the licence is active and matches the business name, and ask for a certificate of insurance. Of the six companies below, only Tiger All Contractors publishes a licence number on its website, so asking the others for theirs is a reasonable first step. Replacing gutters during a reroof is common, and a roof permit may be required for the roof itself, so ask the contractor who pulls it and check requirements with the City of Orlando if you are unsure.
Each company here has a staffed street address in Orlando proper, listed on both Google and its own website, though several are on residential-style streets and are noted on their profiles. Companies with no public address, cleaning-only crews, suburban firms in Winter Park, Apopka, Winter Garden or Kissimmee, and firms with fewer than 50 reviews were left out.
