Southern Gutters FL services gutters for the condominium associations of High Point, the 55+ community west of Delray Beach with its entrance off Atlantic Avenue. The run from our North Lauderdale base is about 35 minutes and 22 miles, so we plan full-day, building-by-building visits. What sets High Point apart is the customer: section boards, not individual owners, usually manage the gutters, and that shapes how we quote, schedule and report.
Association gutter contracts for High Point's 55+ condo sections
Most High Point work comes through a section board or its manager. We quote per building or per section, put the scope in writing and can set recurring visits under an HOA and condo maintenance plan so cleanouts land before the rainy season and again after leaf drop.
How do we schedule building-wide work off West Atlantic Avenue?
We confirm dates with the board or manager, provide a certificate of insurance on request and ask that a notice go up a few days ahead so residents can move cars, patio chairs and plants away from the eaves. Crews work one building at a time and keep walkways open.
Because many owners spend summer up north, the wettest months are when the fewest people are around to notice an overflowing gutter. After each visit the board gets a building-by-building list of loose hangers, leaking corners and downspouts that need attention, with photos.
Early-1970s condo buildings and where their gutters fail
Listings in High Point show units built as early as 1971 and 1973, with some sections finished around 1980. That means many buildings carry gutters, hangers and fascia that have been patched for decades. The numbered sections along High Point Boulevard, North Drive and South Drive each make their own decisions, so two neighboring buildings can be in very different shape.
The census numbers explain the stakes. At its last count as a designated place in 2000, High Point held 2,191 residents in 1,548 housing units on about 0.58 square mile, with a median age of 75 and three in four residents 65 or older. Households averaged 1.69 people, so most units belong to one or two retirees who should never be on a ladder.
The weak points repeat. Long eaves over entry walkways drip when outlets clog, and water on a sidewalk outside a 55+ residence is a slip hazard, not a cosmetic issue. Mature shade trees planted when the community opened now hang over roofs and drop leaves and seed pods into every run.
Downspouts that empty beside sidewalks and the clubhouse lawn need extensions or splash blocks that do not create a trip edge. We point these out building by building. When a section is ready to replace, we roll seamless aluminum on site in the board’s approved color so each building matches the next.
High Point sections and Delray neighbors on our route
We cover the original High Point sections between Military Trail and Congress Avenue as well as High Point of Delray West beyond Military Trail. A visit here pairs well with work in nearby Kings Point and the rest of west Delray. Palm Beach County falls outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, though we still install with stainless-steel fasteners.
Inside the community, the streets we know best are High Point Boulevard, North Drive, South Drive and Circle Drive in ZIP 33445, along with the 33484 addresses of High Point of Delray West. Association work here usually means:
- Building-wide cleanouts of long eave runs above covered entry walkways.
- Clubhouse and pool-building gutters, handled on the same visit as the residences when a board asks.
- Hanger and corner repairs on runs that have been patched since the 1970s.
- Downspout extensions that clear sidewalks without leaving a trip edge.
The shuffleboard and tennis courts stay off-limits to our ladders and debris bags; we stage on lawn or pavement the manager approves.
From North Lauderdale our crew takes Florida's Turnpike north to the Atlantic Avenue exit, then drives east on Atlantic past Military Trail to the High Point entrance before Congress Avenue.
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What High Point property owners ask us
Can an individual High Point owner hire you, or does it go through the association?
High Point is organized into numbered sections, such as Section III and Section 5, and in most of them the gutters are common elements, so the board or its manager authorizes the work. An owner can still call us to look at a problem near their unit, and we will put our findings in writing for the board, which avoids surprises at the next meeting.
When should High Point associations schedule gutter cleaning?
We suggest one building-wide cleanout in late spring before the rainy season begins in May and a second after the winter leaf drop. Sections with heavy tree cover may need a third visit. Scheduling the spring visit before seasonal residents leave also lets owners clear patios and point out problem spots in person.
Will you send a certificate of insurance to our High Point section board?
Yes. Each High Point section approves its own vendors, and boards normally want a certificate of insurance on file before work starts, so we send it to the manager on request. Our crews are insured, and we schedule Monday through Friday between 9 AM and 5 PM, so a section with mostly retired owners can post the date and clear patio chairs before we arrive.
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Last updated October 2026