Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Cainhoy, Charleston, SC

Cainhoy Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for a peninsula that is building fast

The Cainhoy peninsula runs between the Wando River and the Cooper River along the edge of the Francis Marion National Forest, with Clements Ferry Road as its main road and Daniel Island just across Beresford Creek. It was annexed into the City of Charleston in 1996, and it is still one of the greenest corners of the area: pine and palmetto woods, marsh and creeks like Nowell Creek and Beresford Creek. It is also one of the fastest growing. The Post and Courier counted 16,391 people on the peninsula in 2020 and more than 21,000 by 2022, and Point Hope alone covers 9,000 acres with room for about 12,000 homes over the next 10 to 15 years.

Gabe Gomez, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, owns The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Charleston and runs it across the Wando in Mount Pleasant. On the peninsula we clean and flush gutters, fix leaking miters, rehang sagging sections, form new seamless runs on the truck and install BroGuard fine metal mesh. On the big new two-story homes going up in Point Hope, 6-inch gutters paired with larger downspouts carry a summer cloudburst better than a builder run that has to drain half the roof. Every estimate is written and free.

Charleston International Airport is the closest long-record NOAA station, and its 1991 to 2020 normal is about 52.5 inches a year, with June through September averaging close to 26 inches. Here that rain lands on a peninsula where pines and palmettos still crowd the lot lines, so straw and needles end up in the trough, and new yards are still settling around fresh foundations. A gutter that spills or a downspout that stops at the slab puts that water right where the builder graded it away. Our maintenance program can be set for once or twice a year, depending on how close the woods sit to your roof.