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These installers each name Decatur in their service area, and gutter installation among their services, on their own websites. The chips on each card show what else that company offers, from seamless runs to copper and downspout work.
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 Atlanta
Mighty Dog Roofing of Central Atlanta is a locally owned location of the Mighty Dog Roofing brand on Clairmont Road in Atlanta, with a gutter page for Decatur. It repairs leaking and loose gutters, replaces failing systems, installs seamless gutters fitted on site and reroutes downspouts away from foundations.
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 Marietta
Gutters Plus, Inc. is a family-owned company on Powers Ferry Road in Marietta whose service-area list includes Decatur, North Decatur and other DeKalb County towns. It cleans, repairs and installs gutters, including seamless and copper systems, for homes and commercial clients.
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 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 Griffin
Wallcraft Exterior Solutions is an exterior remodeling company on Carver Road in Griffin that says it has worked since 2011, and it has a gutter replacement page for Decatur. It replaces failing gutters with seamless systems and handles gutter and downspout repairs alongside siding, window and door work.
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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The city’s Historic Preservation Commission reviews work in Decatur’s five local historic districts. The development ordinance makes a 1997 Design Supplement the primary basis for that review, and it’s the named guide for the McDonough-Adams-King’s Highway and Clairemont Avenue Corridor districts. For Ponce de Leon Court, Old Decatur and Parkwood, the ordinance also names each district’s own guidelines.
For gutters, the Design Supplement recommends half-round (“1/2-round”) or “plain rectangular sheet metal gutters and plain round downspouts.” The metals it lists are copper, lead-coated copper, terne-coated stainless steel, terne metal and aluminum. Galvanized steel gutters and downspouts are “strongly discouraged” because they rust, deteriorate quickly and stain the surfaces around them, and vinyl is “not recommended” because its life is short and its lower installed price isn’t a long-term saving.
These are recommendations, not a ban. The supplement says nothing about K-style gutters, for or against, and it doesn’t require copper, since aluminum is on its list. Before ordering, ask the city’s historic preservation staff (678-553-6596) how the guidance applies to your house.
The city says Decatur was largely built out with Craftsman bungalows in the 1920s. For a house in one of the districts with open eaves, the Design Supplement says to leave them open and uncovered, and it calls enclosing existing open eaves inappropriate, so ask how an installer plans to hang gutters without boxing the eaves in.
A March 2024 case shows how the Historic Preservation Commission handled one request. An owner in the Old Decatur district asked for a Certificate of Appropriateness to add gutters along the house’s front and the garage, to match gutters already on the back. The plan called for 6-inch seamless aluminum gutters in white, shaped to blend into the fascia and hung with hidden hangers and straps so no material had to come off the building.
Commissioners raised a minor concern about fastening gutters to open rafter tails, then accepted it because that part was on a rear garage and matched the existing gutters, and the vote was unanimous. One case doesn’t make a rule, since the ordinance never names gutters, but it shows that adding gutters to parts of a house without them went before the full Commission. Have the size, metal, color, profile and hanging method in writing before any hearing.
Most houses today wear 5-inch K-style gutters, and 6-inch is the usual step up for large or steep roofs and places with heavy rain. Profile matters as much as width. This Old House says a half-round holds less than half the water of a K-style gutter of equal width, and in its capacity chart a 6-inch half-round is rated for less roof than a 5-inch K-style.
So if the historic guidance steers you toward half-round, ask whether each run should go up a size. Have every installer work out the gutter size for each run from the roof area draining into it, the roof pitch and NOAA’s local rainfall intensity, and show the figures. Half-rounds pair with round downspouts, the kind the Design Supplement describes, while K-style gutters usually take rectangular ones.
Each downspout should empty at least 4 feet out from the foundation. Decatur’s 2021 green infrastructure guide covers new homes, and additions or replacements over 500 square feet of hard surface, rather than ordinary gutter jobs, but its approach is a useful model for any new system. It asks that runoff be directed away from neighboring buildings. It suggests downspout extensions to route roof water to a rain garden, and describes disconnected downspouts that spread runoff across a lawn so it can soak in.
Inside the city limits, Decatur asks for a building permit on repair or maintenance jobs of $1,000 and up, on anything involving roofing or structural work, and on all work in a local historic district. The page doesn’t name gutters, so before work starts, check with the city’s Design, Environment and Construction office at 404-377-6198 or PermitTech@decaturga.com.
Plenty of houses that use a Decatur mailing address are really in unincorporated DeKalb County, where the county handles permits (Permits, Plan Review & Inspections, 404-371-2155, option 3). Nearly every home inside the city, about 99 percent by the city’s count, carries ZIP code 30030. Any other ZIP, or a house number in the thousands, hints that the house may be in the county, and the tax district settles it: 92 is the city, 4 is unincorporated DeKalb.
Get every quote in writing on the same terms: feet of gutter, size and profile, metal and thickness, number and size of downspouts, removal of the old gutters, and any fascia repair. Seamless gutters come off a forming machine at the house, made from a coil of metal, with seams only where a run turns a corner or meets an outlet, and cost guides say they outlast sectional ones. For a short stretch such as a porch, sectional gutters can perform about as well for less.
Ask for the warranty on paper, covering materials and labor, along with proof of liability insurance. A SirGutters listing shows only what a company says on its own website, and SirGutters doesn’t check licenses or insurance.
Published national cost guides are the source for these typical ranges, which aren’t quotes. None of them prices gutters in Decatur, so each installer will measure the house before naming a figure.
| Work | Typical range | Per |
|---|---|---|
| Full gutter replacement, whole house | $600–$6,500 | per job |
| New gutters on a house that has none, whole house | $2,000–$5,500 | per job |
| New aluminum K-style gutters installed (full replacement) | $6–$13 | per foot |
| Seamless gutters installed | $6–$30 | per foot |
| Sectional (seamed) gutters installed | $3–$20 | per foot |
| Extra for 6-inch gutters instead of 5-inch | $1–$2 | per foot |
| Half-round gutters installed | $13–$45 | per foot |
| Downspouts installed | $4–$40 | per foot |
| Old gutters taken down before replacement | $1–$3 | per foot |
| Vinyl gutters installed | $5–$10 | per foot |
| Galvanized steel gutters installed | $5–$20 | per foot |
| Copper gutters installed | $16–$40 | per foot |
| Zinc gutters installed | $12–$50 | per foot |
Typical market ranges from published cost guides. Not quotes, and not SirGutters pricing. Sources: thisoldhouse.com, todayshomeowner.com, fixr.com, modernize.com, nerdwallet.com.
If the historic guidance points you toward half-round, compare that row with the aluminum K-style one, since the profile alone can move the price. Length, stories, downspouts and taking down the old system explain most of the rest.
Plain answers to what homeowners ask before they hire anyone.
Call (478) 606‑6430The 1997 Design Supplement, the main basis for reviewing work in the districts, recommends plain rectangular or half-round metal gutters, paired with plain round downspouts. It doesn’t mention K-style gutters either way, and its gutter advice is a recommendation rather than a ban. Before you order, check with the city planner who staffs the Commission (678-553-6596).
The Design Supplement doesn’t require copper. Aluminum is on its list of suitable metals, along with copper, lead-coated copper, terne-coated stainless steel and terne metal. Galvanized steel is strongly discouraged because rust from it stains nearby surfaces, and vinyl isn’t recommended. If the house still has historic gutters, ask preservation staff what a replacement should match.
The city’s permit page doesn’t say either way. It does list permit triggers that may be relevant: repairs and maintenance valued at $1,000 or above, roofing or structural work, and anything in a local historic district. Call 404-377-6198, the city’s Design, Environment and Construction office, to confirm. For a house in unincorporated DeKalb County, ask the county’s permit office instead.
It holds less than a K-style gutter of the same width, so it may need to be a size larger. In This Old House’s capacity chart, even a 6-inch half-round is rated below a 5-inch K-style. Ask each installer to size the runs for your roof and walk you through the numbers.
No published guide gives Decatur prices, so begin with the national ranges in the table. Half-round gutters and metals like copper and zinc fall toward the upper end of the per-foot rows, while aluminum K-style sits near the bottom. Each installer’s written quote after measuring is the number to compare.
A company shows up here when its website says it puts up gutters and serves Decatur. The month on each card tells you when SirGutters last checked. Being listed isn’t an endorsement. SirGutters hasn’t looked into licenses or insurance, so get proof of coverage before you sign.
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