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Franchise Deep Dive: The Brothers that just do Gutters Franchise Costs, Fees, Profits and Data
This brother-founded franchise with over 100 locations specializes in gutter installation, cleaning and maintenance services.

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This brother-founded franchise with over 100 locations specializes in gutter installation, cleaning and maintenance services.

The Brothers that just do Gutters is a rapidly growing home services franchise that specializes in gutters. It has a mission to "reinvent contractor service" by providing a great place to work and delivering 5-star service for customers every step of the way.
The Brothers that just do Gutters began in 1999 when Ken Parsons left the teaching industry. He started his own gutter contractor company under the name Waterfall Seamless Gutters. In 2002, Ken’s younger brother, Ryan Parsons, accepted a job on the truck with Ken after the graphic design company he was working for crashed.
In 2006, the brothers briefly changed the name of their company to Water-flow Gutter Solutions before finally becoming The Brothers that just do Gutters in 2009. In 2014, the company became a franchise after perfecting their business model. By 2015, The Brothers that just do Gutters opened two additional franchise locations. Today, there are over 100 locations.
The Brothers that just do Gutters offers services that include gutter repair, gutter cleaning, gutter installation, under deck rain-carrying ceiling and drainage systems, heated gutters, underground gutter drainage, fascia board, and snow guards. When working with clients, the process looks like this:
Franchisees benefit from:
Earnings for The Brothers that just do Gutters owners are not publicly available.
The total investment necessary to begin operation ranges from $92,300 to $138,950. Liquid capital can be as low as $25K.
The franchise fee is $49,500, according to Entrepreneur.
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