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Talk to Us About Your Atlanta Gutters

Say whether it's new gutters, a repair or storm damage, and we'll set up a time for an installer to come look.

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The first questions are about the house

You don't need to know your footage or gutter size. A few answers tell us what kind of visit to set up (and the areas page lists every ZIP code we cover):

  • One story or two, and whether one side drops to a basement level, since that wall is taller.
  • What the gutters are doing: spilling over, sagging, dripping at a corner, pulled loose, or there aren't any yet.
  • Which trees hang over the roof. Pines, oaks and sweetgums each leave a different mess.
  • The street address, so the visit gets set for the right part of metro Atlanta.

After the call, an installer looks at the whole run

The visit should cover the gutters, the fascia board they hang on and where each downspout lets the water out, plus a measurement of the roof edge. Ask for the price in writing, with the footage, the gutter size and the number of downspouts on it, so you can see what you're agreeing to.

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Not sure which kind of job it is? The gutter services page sorts the common ones by what you're seeing, and the storm damage page covers a gutter that came down.

Looking along a new white gutter with hangers spaced along its back edge
The gutters and their hangers
Rotted fascia board with peeling paint behind an old gutter
The fascia board behind them
Downspout extension running across the lawn away from a brick house
Where each downspout sends its water

Most calls open with one question: is anything hanging or pouring right now?

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