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Terms of Service

Terms of Service

Last updated: August 2026

These Terms of Service describe the baseline rules for using Gutter Quotes. They are placeholder launch terms and should be reviewed by qualified counsel before production launch.

Service role

GutterQuotes.com connects homeowners with GutterQuotes.com for gutter project quotes and accepts subcontractor applications to install jobs GutterQuotes.com sells. GutterQuotes.com is the brand and contractor behind GutterQuotes.com.

Homeowner requests

Homeowners are responsible for submitting accurate project details, including the requested service, general location, timeline, property information, photos, and notes. Public request previews may show limited information so contractors can evaluate whether a project may fit their service area and expertise.

Contractor accounts

Contractors are responsible for maintaining accurate profiles, service areas, business information, licensing information, insurance information, and communications. Gutter Quotes may require account approval, verification, payment, or other access steps before contractors can view full request details or contact homeowners.

Leads, quotes, and transactions

Any quotes, estimates, appointments, contracts, warranties, workmanship, payments, cancellations, disputes, or services are between the homeowner and the contractor unless Gutter Quotes expressly states otherwise in a written agreement.

Prohibited use

Users may not submit false information, scrape request data, harass other users, bypass service access controls, misuse homeowner contact information, post spam, or use Gutter Quotes for unlawful or unsafe activity.

No professional advice

Content on Gutter Quotes is for general service and project-planning purposes only. It is not legal, tax, insurance, engineering, building-code, or construction advice.

Changes

Gutter Quotes may update these terms as its quote service, installer application process, and verification standards evolve.