Gutter Crew and Sales Jobs in Charleston and the Lowcountry

The rooflines you will work on

The team is based in Mount Pleasant and spends the day on homes across Mount Pleasant, Charleston, West Ashley, James Island and Daniel Island, north through North Charleston, Hanahan, Goose Creek, Ladson and Summerville, and out to Johns Island, Folly Beach, Isle of Palms and Sullivan’s Island. Every kind of house asks for something a little different.

• Historic homes on the downtown peninsula, including Charleston single houses with long side piazzas.
• Standing seam metal roofs along the marsh, many of them wearing half-round gutters.
• Raised homes on Isle of Palms and Folly Beach with high, long runs.
• Newer two-story neighborhoods in Summerville, Goose Creek and Ladson.
• Homes under pine and live oak canopy.
• Homes tucked under pine and live oak canopy, where the trough fills fastest.

Crew Members are why a house stays dry when a summer thunderstorm parks over the Lowcountry. You form seamless gutters on site from a coil on the truck, cut each run to the exact length of the roofline and hang it so the water lands where it should. The same crews take on repairs, cleanings, BroGuard micro-mesh guards, fascia and drainage. Solutionists are our sales side. You visit homeowners who asked for an estimate, walk the roofline, work out what the house really needs and write a straight, honest quote.

What we look for

A good attitude and showing up count as much as a resume here. The people who stick with this crew tend to have a few things in common.

• You like working outside and with your hands.
• You are on time, and you finish what you start.
• You are comfortable on a ladder, or willing to learn.
• You listen to a homeowner first and talk like a neighbor.
• You would rather tell the truth than push a sale.
• You care about a clean, straight line and a tidy driveway.

What you do not need

• A resume. On our application it is optional, not required.
• Your own truck for installs. We bring the trucks and the training.
• A gutter-only background. Roofing, construction, trades and military work all count.
• A sales script. Solutionists explain things in plain words.
• Years of sales for the Solutionist role. It helps, but honesty and follow-through count more.
• An account or a long online process. The form takes about three minutes.

See the Crew Member opening and the Solutionist opening on our careers page.

1. Load the truck.Go over the day’s jobs, load the ladders and coil, and head out from Mount Pleasant to homes across the Lowcountry.
2. Look the house over.A raised home on Folly Beach and a two-story house in Summerville shed water very differently. Check the roofline, the fascia and where the water has to go.
3. Form it on the spot.Each seamless run comes off the machine on the truck, cut to the exact length of that wall, with no seams mid-run to fail later.
4. Hang it straight and true.Set the pitch for Lowcountry downpours, seal the corners and outlets, and strap every downspout tight.
5. Run water through it.Nobody calls a job done until water has gone through the system and drained where it should.
6. Leave it cleaner.Walk the finished job with the homeowner, pick up every scrap and roll to the next stop.

Why roofers and construction hands do well on a gutter crew

If you have worked on roofs, framed houses or done exterior repairs, you already know the hard parts: working up high, reading a roofline and seeing where water wants to run. The difference here is focus. You stop bouncing between trades and get really good at one system. Never hung a gutter? Tell us you are ready to learn.

Not every job is a straight run. One Lowcountry homeowner wrote that they “needed gutters to specifically dump into rain barrels,” and the crew set it up that way. Work on underground drainage and fascia is part of the trade you pick up here.

The Brothers system is the same way of forming, hanging and finishing gutters the brand has used since 1999. You learn it on the job, next to people who already do it well. What the next step looks like for you, and what it pays, is a conversation to have with the team when you call. We would rather tell you straight than print something vague.

What you will be good at

Everyone learns the Brothers system. On the crew side that means measuring, forming and hanging seamless runs in aluminum, copper or Galvalume, setting pitch, strapping downspouts, and handling repairs, fascia, BroGuard guards and drainage. For Solutionists it means diagnosing a roofline, explaining it plainly and putting an honest number on paper.

Every run you hang keeps a house dry for years, and you will drive past your work from Summerville to Sullivan’s Island. Want to know what the step above yours looks like? Ask the team when you call (843) 867-2267.

Gabe Gomez, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, owns and runs The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Charleston out of Mount Pleasant, which makes this a veteran owned and operated team. Homeowners talk with him directly, and they say so in their reviews. You can read more about the team on our About page.

Behind the local team is The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, the national brand Ken and Ryan Parsons started in 1999. Gutters are all it has done since, and it calls the people who visit homes Solutionists, not salespeople. The name is already on trucks across the Lowcountry, so you start every visit with some trust built in.

What that looks like on a job

• Free, written estimates. Repair when that fixes it, replace when it will not.
• A written estimate before any work starts.
• A local number that rings a local team in Mount Pleasant.
• We publish every review, the good and the bad, and edit none of them.
• The driveway and beds get cleaned up before the truck pulls away.
• Someone reads every application. Nothing disappears into a void.

Homeowners name the crew

Our Google profile shows 4.6 stars from 135 reviews, and we publish every one. Read a few and you meet the people you would work beside. One homeowner wrote, “Justin and his crew did a fantastic job on our pool house and outdoor kitchen gutters!” Another said that talking to Gabe and working with the installers “all were a delight to work with.” A third noticed that “the boys on the job called me before they showed up.” That is the bar here.

1. Go to the application.Head to our careers page and tap Apply now, or scroll down to the short form near the bottom.
2. Choose your role.Pick Crew Member, Solutionist (Sales) or “Not sure yet, tell me more,” then share a little about your work history.
3. Send it in.Someone from the Charleston team reads it and reaches out. Rather talk first? Call (843) 867-2267.

Summer storms and the fall pine drop keep Lowcountry homeowners calling. If you have been thinking about turning roofing, construction or time in the service into a steady trade, or about a sales job that does not feel like selling, now is a good time to apply.