See which companies fit gutter guards on houses in Decatur, Georgia, then call or send one request for free quotes.
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Every company here names gutter guards as a service on its own website and includes Decatur in the area it works. Before asking for prices, note which trees shade your roof, because the debris they drop shapes which guard makes sense.
Based in Decatur
DeKalb Roofing Company is a roofing contractor with an address on Redwing Circle in Decatur and says it has worked from the same location since 1972. Its gutter pages cover new and replacement aluminum gutters formed on site with a gutter machine and LeafSolution gutter covers.
Based in Decatur
Joe's Gutters & Covers is a small gutter business that gives Decatur as its home area and also lists Atlanta, Tucker, Stone Mountain, Chamblee and nearby towns. It cleans gutters and flushes downspouts, repairs leaks, installs new gutters with covers and replaces fascia boards.
Based in Atlanta
Castle Roofing is an Atlanta roofing company with an office on Peachtree Street that says it has served the metro area since 2012, and it has a gutter page for Decatur. It repairs, replaces and installs aluminum gutters, fits gutter covers and downspouts, and cleans gutters and downspouts as part of its roof and gutter maintenance visits.
Based in Atlanta
CertaPro Painters of Atlanta/Decatur is a locally owned painting franchise on Alston Drive SE in Atlanta that also runs a gutter service for Atlanta and Decatur. It installs 6-inch seamless aluminum gutters and reverse-curve or micro-mesh guards, and it repairs or replaces gutters and damaged downspouts on homes and commercial buildings.
Based in Atlanta
GA Roofing & Repair, Inc. is a roofing company headquartered on West Peachtree Street in Atlanta that lists Decatur among its service areas and has a Decatur roofing page. It repairs and replaces aluminum and copper gutters, including seamless K-style, half-round and commercial box gutters, and also installs guards, replaces downspouts and cleans gutters.
Based in Sandy Springs
A Better Gutter Cleaning, Inc. works from an office on Roswell Road in Sandy Springs and lists Decatur among the metro Atlanta cities it covers. It cleans and repairs gutters, installs seamless 5- and 6-inch aluminum gutters with downspouts, adds gutter protection and offers a maintenance program.
Based in Norcross
Ned Stevens Gutter Cleaning, which now trades as Ned's Home, serves Decatur from its Georgia office on Simpson Circle in Norcross and has a Decatur page listing the city's ZIP codes. It cleans and flushes gutters and downspouts, repairs and installs gutters, fits gutter guards and sells cleaning service plans alongside other exterior home services.
Based in Mableton
Urban Seamless Gutters ATL is a metro Atlanta gutter company formed in 2023 by owner Keith Conklin, and its Decatur page lists recent jobs in the city. It forms seamless gutters on site and also handles repairs, replacements, micro-mesh guards, downspouts, cleaning, a maintenance program and commercial gutter work.
Based in Marietta
Advanced Pressure & Gutter Cleaning works from Hayes Industrial Drive in Marietta and names Decatur and DeKalb County in its service area. It cleans gutters and downspouts, repairs loose gutters and damaged downspouts, installs new gutters and gutter covers, and offers commercial gutter cleaning and pressure washing.
Based in Alpharetta
Gutter Shutter of Greater Atlanta is a Gutter Shutter dealer owned by Colin Bradley and based on Branch Drive in Alpharetta, and its service-area page lists Decatur under DeKalb County. It replaces old gutters with seamless systems that have a built-in gutter guard and fits oversized downspouts with extensions.
Based in Alpharetta
Pinnacle Home Improvements is a roofing, siding, window and door company with an Atlanta-region office in Alpharetta and a gutter guard page for Decatur. It installs GutterDome stainless steel micro-mesh guards on 5- and 6-inch gutters and adds gutter installation to its other home improvement projects.
Based in Lithia Springs
This location of The Brothers That Just Do Gutters is owned by Matthew Prewett and sends its crews out from Thornton Road in Lithia Springs, and it keeps a separate page for Decatur. It forms aluminum, copper and steel gutters on site, cleans and repairs gutters, clears blocked downspouts, fits BroGuard mesh guards and runs a maintenance program.
Based in Grayson
ACC More Than Gutters is a locally owned gutter company with a Grayson address that works across Gwinnett County and has a Decatur service page. It installs, repairs, replaces and cleans gutters for homes and businesses, fits gutter guards, fixes downspouts and also does soffit, fascia and chimney work.
Based in Douglasville
Vertex Roofing & Home Renovations is a veteran-led roofing and remodeling company in Douglasville whose gutter page lists Decatur among the DeKalb County areas it covers. It forms seamless aluminum gutters on site, repairs and replaces gutters, installs micro-mesh and other guards and adds downspout extensions.
Based in Woodstock
MasterShield ATL lists a Woodstock address and keeps a Decatur page among its northeast metro Atlanta service areas. Its main work is MasterShield micro-mesh gutter guards, and it also installs seamless aluminum gutters, copper gutters and downspouts.
Based in Dacula
Atlanta Gutter Experts is a family-owned gutter installer that says it has worked around metro Atlanta since 2006 and keeps a page for Decatur. It repairs gutters, replaces them with seamless 5- and 6-inch aluminum systems, installs gutter guards and takes on commercial gutter jobs.
Based in Athens
JET Contracting is a locally owned roofing and exterior contractor in Athens that lists Decatur among its locations and keeps a Decatur gutter page. It installs, repairs and replaces gutters on homes and commercial buildings and also fits gutter covers.
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Decatur’s 2012 street tree inventory, part of the city’s community forest plan, logged 2,606 trees from 110 species. The most common were a mix of shade and flowering trees: willow and water oaks, red maples, sweetgums and Chinese elms, along with flowering dogwoods, crapemyrtles and flowering cherries. The plan also names loblolly pines and tuliptrees among the city’s street trees.
That survey covered trees along public streets, not in back yards, so walk your own lot and note what actually hangs over the roof. Pines are worth singling out. The Atlanta History Center calls the loblolly the pine you’re most likely to see in and around Atlanta, and NC State Extension gives its needles a length of 6 to 10 inches, three to a bundle.
Long needles are where guard types part ways. Cost guides say fine micro-mesh stops needles and shingle grit, while standard screens can let needles slip through, and brush inserts need frequent cleaning wherever pines shed. Needles can still pile up on the outside of any guard, so ask each company what it expects to happen under your particular trees.
Cutting down a tree to spare the gutters is harder inside Decatur than it once was. The city’s Tree Canopy Conservation Ordinance took effect on March 21, 2022, and ended the old allowance that let residents remove three healthy trees every 18 months.
Removing a tree that is diseased or infested beyond treatment, or one a certified arborist rates at moderate or higher risk with a person or property in its path, now takes a city tree removal permit. A dead tree calls for a dead tree affirmation statement with photos. The city’s ordinance page doesn’t address trimming limbs over a roof, so ask the city before any major cutting. With the trees staying put, a guard is one practical way to keep their leaves out of the gutters.
These rules reach only properties inside the city limits. In fact, thousands of Decatur-addressed properties lie in unincorporated DeKalb County, beyond the city’s ordinances. The city puts about 99 percent of homes inside its boundary in ZIP code 30030, so any other ZIP is a fair hint that a house may be in the county.
Decatur’s July 2021 stormwater guidelines, Green Infrastructure for Single Family Residences, apply when someone builds a new house, or an addition or replacement with more than 500 square feet of roof, paving or other hard surface. One option they describe is a dry well, which can take roof water through an inlet grate or straight from a downspout.
For roof runoff, the guidelines call for a leaf screen in the gutter or downspout before the water reaches the dry well, so leaves and other large debris don’t clog it. They also stress yearly dry well upkeep, and the first task listed is clearing leaves and debris out of the gutters and downspouts.
An ordinary guard job doesn’t fall under these guidelines. Still, if your house already drains into a dry well, show each company where it is so the guard or screen can protect it. Inside the city, the stormwater fee on the property tax bill allows credits of up to 40 percent for on-site systems that reduce the impact of hard surfaces, so ask the city whether yours qualifies.
No guard can fix a gutter that sags, leaks or tilts the wrong way. Ask the company to look over the pitch, seams and hangers first and to show any repairs as separate line items. If the gutters are worn out, ask for a second price on new gutters with guards installed at the same time.
In the city’s five local historic districts, the preservation ordinance never mentions gutters, but it does require approval before any material change to a house’s appearance. Call the city’s historic preservation staff at 678-553-6596 before adding a guard that would alter how the roof edge looks.
Each written quote should name the guard type and material, the feet measured, the installed price per foot, and any cleaning or repair work. Ask how the guard is attached. Some sit inside the gutter, some fasten to the gutter lip or fascia, and some slide beneath the first row of shingles, a method cost guides warn can affect a roof warranty.
Ask how often the guard will need clearing beneath the trees on your lot, and whether the manufacturer’s warranty requires a professional install. Then ask for proof of liability insurance, because a SirGutters listing reflects what a company says about itself online, with no check of licenses or coverage.
Treat these national figures from published cost guides as typical ranges, not quotes. No guide in the set prices guards for Decatur, and several leave unclear whether a figure for a guard type covers labor.
| Work | Typical range | Per |
|---|---|---|
| Guards installed on a typical whole house | $650–$6,000 | per job |
| Guards installed by a company, any type | $3–$40 | per foot |
| Micro-mesh guards | $6–$25 | per foot |
| Screen or metal mesh guards | $1–$8 | per foot |
| Perforated aluminum guards (materials only) | $1–$4 | per foot |
| Reverse-curve (hood) guards | $3–$10 | per foot |
| Foam inserts | $1–$7 | per foot |
| Brush inserts | $2–$8 | per foot |
| Labor to install guards | $50–$149 | per hour |
| Guards bought for a DIY install (materials only) | $1–$8 | per foot |
| New aluminum gutters with mid-range guards, about 150 feet | $1,350–$3,750 | per job |
Typical market ranges from published cost guides. Not quotes, and not SirGutters pricing. Sources: todayshomeowner.com, modernize.com, thisoldhouse.com, fixr.com.
The final number depends on the guard you choose, how many feet of gutter the house has, its height and roof pitch, and any cleaning or repair done first. Asking every company for an installed price per foot lets you set the quotes side by side.
Plain answers to what homeowners ask before they hire anyone.
Call (478) 606‑6430Cost guides favor fine micro-mesh, whose openings are small enough to stop needles. Ordinary screens may let needles pass, and brush inserts fill up quickly under pines. Long needles can still gather on the outside of a mesh guard. Ask each company which guard it would install under your trees and how it expects that guard to hold up.
Inside Decatur’s city limits, that’s much harder than it used to be. Since the tree ordinance took effect on March 21, 2022, residents can no longer remove three healthy trees every 18 months, and a removal permit is tied to disease, infestation or an arborist’s risk rating. In unincorporated DeKalb County the city’s ordinance doesn’t apply, so check the county’s rules.
The city’s preservation ordinance never mentions gutters, but within the five local historic districts it requires approval before any material change to a house’s appearance. Whether a given guard counts isn’t spelled out, so call the city’s historic preservation staff at 678-553-6596 before the job is booked.
There’s no published Decatur figure, so the national table is the place to start. Guard type and total gutter length drive most of the spread, and Today’s Homeowner says 150 to 250 feet covers most American houses. A tall or steep roof, or repairs before installation, will raise the price.
Less often, but not never. In This Old House’s guard upkeep guide, inserts made of foam or brush want two to three cleanings yearly, while micro-mesh guards and reverse-curve covers get by with about one. Under oaks and pines, expect to brush leaves and needles off the guard itself now and then too.
It appears because its own website lists gutter guards and includes Decatur in its service area. SirGutters doesn’t rank or vouch for the companies here, and it hasn’t looked into their licenses or insurance. Request proof of liability insurance before anyone climbs onto the roof.
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