Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Awendaw, SC

Awendaw Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for the town between the forest and the marsh

Awendaw stretches along US 17 in northern Charleston County, about 28 miles from downtown Charleston, with the Francis Marion National Forest on the inland side and the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge out toward the ocean. The Sewee people named the area, and settlers from Salem, Massachusetts, founded a village called Wappetaw here in 1696. The Sewee Shell Ring, an oyster shell mound off Doar Road, was listed on the National Register in 1970. The town incorporated in 1992 and counted 1,399 residents in 2020, with homes spread out on roomy, tree-heavy lots off Seewee Road, Doar Road, Steed Creek Road and Bulls Island Road.

Gabe Gomez, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, owns The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Charleston and runs it from Mount Pleasant, straight up US 17 from Awendaw. Out here we clean and flush gutters, reseal corners and end caps, replace rotted fascia, form new seamless runs on the truck and install BroGuard fine metal mesh. On wide one-story and raised homes with long eaves, 6-inch gutters with extra downspouts carry a heavy afternoon storm off the roof and out into the yard, clear of the piers and slab. Every estimate is written and free.

The closest NOAA long-record station is the climate reference site northeast of McClellanville, up the same highway, and its 1991 to 2020 normal is about 55.6 inches of rain a year, with August alone averaging more than 8 inches. Awendaw lots are thick with pines and live oaks, so gutters catch straw and cones in fall and a coat of yellow pollen and oak tassels in spring. On flat lots near the tidal creeks and marsh edges, water that spills over a clogged gutter has nowhere to run and sits beside the foundation. Our maintenance program times visits around the two big debris drops, and late spring is the one to book before the storm months.