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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 Marietta
Sunshine Window Cleaning is an exterior cleaning company on Cobb Industrial Drive in Marietta that David Monson started in 1978, and it has its own Decatur page. Its crews clean gutters and downspouts, handle gutter and roof repairs and offer yearly gutter cleaning agreements alongside window cleaning and pressure washing.
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 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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Repair calls tend to involve the same short list: joints and end caps that drip, lengths that sag or tilt away from the downspout, hangers that have worked loose from the wood, downspouts knocked off their straps, and water spilling over the front edge because something farther down the line is blocked.
The weather keeps that list busy. NOAA has no 30-year rainfall normal for a station in Decatur itself, but its 1991–2020 normals for Hartsfield-Jackson, Atlanta’s main airport, show a little over 50 inches a year, with an inch or more falling on close to 15 days. For north and central Georgia as a whole, the National Weather Service logs damaging wind on 19 days in a typical year, peaking in July, and large hail on about 7, most often in April.
Limbs cause the sudden damage. In May 2017, the Weather Service confirmed a brief EF-0 tornado in central DeKalb County that snapped large branches and uprooted trees.
A lot of Decatur’s housing has some age on it. Census estimates for 2020–2024 put more than half of the city’s housing units, about 54%, before 1980, and roughly 23% before 1940.
Gutters on houses that old are fastened to fascia boards that may have taken years of overflow. Push a screwdriver tip into the board near any sagging length. Wood that gives needs repair before the gutter is re-hung, because fresh hangers won’t grip a rotten board for long, so ask any company you call to inspect the wood along with the metal.
A repair is usually the sensible choice when the damage stays in one or two places: a leaking corner, a single sagging length on sound wood, a downspout that came away from the wall, or a dent where a branch landed.
New gutters start to look smarter when leaks appear along most of the system, when rust or cracks have spread through several sections, when you find yourself paying for repairs every year, or when long runs of fascia have rotted. Gutters that overflow even right after a cleaning may simply be undersized for the roof.
A rule of thumb from one cost guide: once a repair estimate reaches about half of what replacement would cost, new gutters often make more sense. The table below gives typical ranges for both.
The city’s five local historic districts are Parkwood, Old Decatur, Ponce de Leon Court, the Clairemont Avenue Corridor and McDonough-Adams-King’s Highway. Under Decatur’s preservation ordinance, ordinary repair that fixes damage without changing design, material or outward appearance doesn’t need the Historic Preservation Commission to grant a Certificate of Appropriateness. It needs a Certificate of Exemption, which city staff can approve. That costs $10, and the city rules on it within five business days.
For Old Decatur, the district’s design guidelines add that historic gutters and downspouts “should be maintained or replaced with visually similar materials appropriate to the style and period of the house.”
Building permits are a separate matter. Inside the city, you need a permit for any roofing job, for anything done in a local historic district, and for repairs and maintenance worth $1,000 or more. Under the city’s development code, minor repairs below $1,000 outside the historic districts can go ahead without a permit, with the building official’s approval.
Neither the ordinance nor the permit rules mention gutters by name. Before work starts, confirm what your job needs with the city’s permit office, Design, Environment and Construction, at 404-377-6198 or PermitTech@decaturga.com. All of this applies only inside the city limits. If your Decatur address falls in unincorporated DeKalb County, the county handles permits; its permit office is at 404-371-2155, option 3.
Request a written quote with every fix priced on a separate line. That makes it easy to set two companies’ numbers side by side.
Ask whether they’ll check the slope of the whole run and the fascia behind it, not only the spot that drips, and what hardware they’ll use to re-hang a sagging length.
In one of the five historic districts, ask who will apply for any certificate or permit the city requires, and whether replacement parts will match what’s on the house now.
Ask for a certificate of liability insurance before work begins. SirGutters compiles its listings from company websites and doesn’t check licenses or insurance.
The ranges below are typical national figures taken from published cost guides, and they aren’t quotes. No guide reports a Decatur figure, so the company you hire prices the job once it has looked at the house.
| Work | Typical range | Per |
|---|---|---|
| Typical gutter repair job | $75–$650 | per job |
| Leaking seam or joint sealed or patched | $75–$230 | per repair |
| Sagging run re-hung on new hangers | $75–$500 | per job |
| Run re-pitched so it drains to the downspout | $80–$250 | per job |
| Damaged gutter section replaced | $210–$400 | per job |
| Downspout repaired (loose, dented or disconnected) | $100–$300 | per job |
| Rotted or damaged fascia board repaired | $6–$20 | per foot |
| New aluminum K-style gutters installed (full replacement) | $6–$13 | per foot |
| Full gutter replacement, whole house | $600–$6,500 | per job |
Typical market ranges from published cost guides. Not quotes, and not SirGutters pricing. Sources: thisoldhouse.com, todayshomeowner.com, modernize.com, fixr.com.
The number of trouble spots, the height of the gutters and any rotted fascia move the final price most. When several sections need help, get a replacement price alongside the repair quote.
Plain answers to what homeowners ask before they hire anyone.
Call (478) 606‑6430Cost guides don’t publish Decatur prices, so the table above uses national ranges. A small job, such as resealing one joint, sits near the bottom; several sagging sections, a tall house or rotted fascia push the total up. Compare at least two written quotes that describe the same work.
Inside the city limits, Decatur requires one for repair work valued at $1,000 or more, for roofing, and for anything in a local historic district. Gutters aren’t listed on their own, so call the permit office (404-377-6198) before work starts. If your address is in unincorporated DeKalb County, the county issues permits, not the city.
The ordinance says repair that doesn’t change design, material or appearance needs a staff-approved Certificate of Exemption, with a $10 fee and a decision within five business days, not a full Commission hearing. It doesn’t name gutters, though, and the district rules differ, so ask the city first: the permit office (404-377-6198), or the planner who staffs the Historic Preservation Commission at 678-553-6596. Changing the style or material of your gutters can mean a full Commission review.
Most often its spikes or hangers have loosened, or a load of soggy leaves and trapped water has dragged it down. A company can re-hang the run and reset its slope. If the board it hangs from has gone soft, that wood needs fixing first, or new fasteners won’t hold.
That depends on the policy and on what caused the damage. A sudden event, such as hail or a limb coming down in a storm, has a better chance of coverage than gutters that simply wore out. Read your policy or call your insurer before the work is done.
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