Gutter Installer and Sales Jobs in Anaheim and North Orange County

The rooflines you will work on

The crews roll out of Fountain Valley and spend the day on homes across Anaheim and Anaheim Hills, Fullerton, Orange, Villa Park, Garden Grove, Santa Ana, Tustin, Buena Park, Cypress, Westminster and Huntington Beach, and over the county line in Cerritos, Lakewood and east Long Beach. The housing keeps it interesting, because each kind of house needs something a little different.

• 1950s and 1960s single-story ranch and tract homes in Anaheim, Fullerton, Garden Grove and Westminster.
• Flat and low-slope roofs on ranch homes and apartment buildings that send all their water to a few downspouts.
• Two-story tract homes in Fullerton, Buena Park and Cypress.
• Older bungalows and Craftsman homes in Old Towne Orange and around Fullerton.
• Hillside homes in Anaheim Hills and Villa Park.
• Beach streets in Huntington Beach, where salt air works on the hardware.

Gutter Installers are the reason a home stays dry when the winter storms finally hit Orange County. You form seamless gutters on site from a coil in the truck, cut every run to the exact length of the wall and hang it so the water goes where it should. The same crews handle repairs, cleanings, BroGuard micro-mesh guards, fascia and drainage. Solutionists are our outside sales role. You visit homeowners who asked for an estimate, walk the roofline, figure out what the house actually needs and write a clear, honest quote.

What we look for

Reliability and a good attitude matter as much as the resume. The people who do well on our team tend to share a few habits.

• You show up on time and finish what you start.
• You take pride in a straight line and a clean job site.
• You are comfortable on a ladder and around tools.
• You can talk to a homeowner like a person, not a script.
• You would rather be honest than pushy.
• You want a clear path to grow, not just a paycheck.

What you do not need

• To guess at the pay. Every opening shows its pay range before you apply.
• Your own truck for installs. We bring the training and the trucks.
• A gutter-only background. Roofers and handymen who have hung gutters are welcome.
• A sales script. Solutionists explain things in plain language.
• Sales experience for the Solutionist role. It helps, but honesty and follow-through matter more.
• To wonder where you stand. The skills ladder spells it out.

See the installer openings and the Solutionist openings on our careers page.

1. Load up and roll out.Check the day’s jobs, load the ladder rack and head out from Fountain Valley to homes across North Orange County.
2. Read the house.A flat-roof ranch in Garden Grove and a two-story tract home in Fullerton drain very differently. You look at the roofline, the fascia and where the water needs to go.
3. Form it right there.Seamless gutters come off the machine in the truck, cut to the exact length of each wall. No seams in the middle of a run to leak later.
4. Hang it straight and tight.Set the pitch so the water goes where it should, then seal the corners and outlets and strap the downspouts.
5. Test it.Water goes through the system before anyone calls it done, so you know it drains the way it should.
6. Leave it better.Walk the job with the homeowner, clean up every scrap and head to the next one.

Why roofers and handymen make great gutter installers

If you have spent time on roofs or doing exterior repairs, you already understand the hard parts of this job: working at height, reading a roofline, figuring out where water wants to go. What changes here is focus. Instead of chasing a different kind of job every day, you get really good at one system, and you get paid like it.

Some jobs are bigger than a single run. One homeowner described how “the first team came out and dug a drainage ditch,” and “a bit later a second team came out to install the actual gutters.” Work on underground drainage and fascia is part of the trade you learn here.

The skills ladder spells out each step of your career path, what is expected at each level and what it takes to earn the next raise. No guessing about where you stand. That matters more than people think. In a lot of trade jobs, the only way to find out what a raise takes is to ask and hope. Here it is written down.

What you will be good at

Every new team member learns the Brothers system. On the install side that means measuring, forming and hanging seamless runs in aluminum, copper or bonderized steel, setting pitch, strapping downspouts, and handling repairs, fascia, guards and drainage. On the Solutionist side it means reading a roofline, diagnosing what the house needs and writing a quote a homeowner can trust.

Every run you hang keeps a home dry for years. You will drive past your work all over North OC. If you want to know exactly what the step above yours looks like, ask the hiring team when you call (714) 276-6631.

Sara Baayoun owns and runs The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Anaheim out of Fountain Valley, so you are working for a local owner who knows the crew by name. She runs the business to give this part of the county a team that treats the roofline like the system it is. You can read more about the team on our About page.

Behind the local team stands The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, the national brand founded in 1999 by brothers Ken and Ryan Parsons. It has done nothing but gutters since, and it calls its people Solutionists, not salespeople. Homeowners already know the name, so you walk up to every door with a head start.

What that looks like on a job

• Estimates are written, itemized and free. Repair when repair is right, replace when it is not.
• Every job is backed in writing.
• A local number and a local team. Nobody gets routed to another state.
• Every review is published, good or bad. Nothing bought, nothing edited.
• Every job site gets cleaned up before the crew moves on.
• Pay ranges are posted up front. No guessing, no runaround.

Homeowners name the crew

Our Google profile shows 58 reviews from Orange County homeowners, and we publish every one. Read them and you meet the people you would work beside. One homeowner wrote, “Two installers named Anthony showed up on time and installed 40 feet of gutter with one downspout. Took less than two hours.” Another ended with “Thank you Sara and Andrew!” A third said the crew “even showed me before and after pictures.” That is the standard you would be joining.

1. Open the careers page.Go to our careers page and hit See open positions to view every opening on our job board.
2. Pick your opening.Each posting shows its pay range and the details for that specific job. Choose installer or Solutionist.
3. Apply online.It takes a few minutes. Prefer to talk first? Call (714) 276-6631 and ask for the hiring team.

The rainy season is close, and that is when North OC homeowners call. If you have been thinking about turning roofing or handyman experience into a steadier trade, or about a sales job that does not feel like a sales job, this is a good week to apply.