Find companies that tear out failing gutters and hang a complete new system in Decatur, Georgia, then phone one yourself or request free quotes.
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Each listed company states on its website that it replaces gutters and works in Decatur. Reach out to whichever you choose, or let SirGutters pass your one request to a participating company, which will then get in touch.
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 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 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 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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Replacement fits a system whose trouble is spread around the house rather than parked at one corner. Telltale signs include joints dripping on every side, rust or splits in section after section, runs that sag again soon after they’re re-hung, and clean gutters that still spill over in an ordinary rain. That last one can mean the troughs were undersized for the roof all along.
Cost guides offer a working test. When fixing the old system would cost around half as much as a new one, replacing it is often the smarter spend. The same guides lean toward replacement when you’re paying for repairs every year, when rot has reached the fascia, or when the gutters are close to the end of their expected life.
Age weighs heavily in Decatur. Census estimates for 2020 to 2024 count 4,441 of the city’s 10,684 housing units, about 42%, as built before 1960. A house that old has stood longer than aluminum gutters are expected to last, which cost guides put at roughly 20 to 40 years. If no one knows when yours went up, have a company judge their age and condition before you pay for another round of patches.
The work starts with taking the old system down. Troughs, downspouts, hangers and spikes come off, and the company hauls the scrap away. Some quotes roll tear-off and disposal into the total, while others charge for it by the foot, so find that line on each quote before you compare bottom figures.
Once the gutters are off, the board behind them is in plain view, often for the first time in decades. Overflow can rot it from the back where no one notices, and new hangers can’t hold in soft wood, so damaged boards should be replaced before the new runs go up.
Ask each company up front how it handles that surprise: whether its price already allows for some board work, and what it charges per foot for rot uncovered after removal begins. The fascia rows in the table below show typical ranges.
Use the tear-off to correct what the old gutters got wrong. If they overflowed even when clean, ask about 6-inch troughs or bigger downspouts. If water always collected at one corner, ask whether an added downspout there would solve it.
Old Decatur, Parkwood, Clairemont Avenue Corridor, McDonough-Adams-King’s Highway and Ponce de Leon Court make up Decatur’s five local historic districts. The city’s permit page puts any work inside one of them on its list of jobs that need a building permit, and the city’s preservation pages describe an approval that comes first: a Certificate of Exemption from staff, or a Certificate of Appropriateness, which only the Historic Preservation Commission can grant.
Which of those a full gutter swap calls for, if either, isn’t written down. The ordinance never names gutters, and its district sections treat routine repairs differently. Before you sign with anyone, phone Decatur’s historic preservation staff at 678-553-6596 and ask how your job will be handled.
The guidance the city publishes leans toward keeping old gutters in service. Its 2011 Design Guidelines for Preservation, prepared by a Georgia State University class and posted on the city’s website, advise: “Avoid installing new gutters unless the historic materials are beyond repair.” Read that as guidance the city publishes, not as an adopted rule. Either way, note your current gutter shape, downspout shape and color before collecting quotes, and ask each company whether it can match them.
None of this reaches past the city line. The city warns that thousands of properties with Decatur mailing addresses are really in unincorporated DeKalb County, outside its historic review. Almost every home inside the city, about 99% by its count, uses ZIP 30030. With any other ZIP, or a street number four digits long, there’s a fair chance the house falls under the county instead.
These are typical national ranges from cost guides, not quotes, and none of the guides prices Decatur by itself. A company gives you a real figure once it has measured the house and looked at the fascia.
| Work | Typical range | Per |
|---|---|---|
| Full gutter replacement, whole house | $600–$6,500 | per job |
| New aluminum K-style gutters installed (full replacement) | $6–$13 | per foot |
| Old gutters taken down before replacement | $1–$3 | per foot |
| Rotted or damaged fascia board repaired | $6–$20 | per foot |
| Fascia board replaced | $7–$40 | per foot |
| Half-round gutters installed | $13–$45 | per foot |
Typical market ranges from published cost guides. Not quotes, and not SirGutters pricing. Sources: thisoldhouse.com, todayshomeowner.com, fixr.com, nerdwallet.com, modernize.com.
The total depends most on the length of the runs, the height of the house, how many downspouts it needs and how much rotten fascia turns up. Make sure every quote you weigh covers tearing off and hauling away the old system.
Plain answers to what homeowners ask before they hire anyone.
Call (478) 606‑6430Cost guides don’t publish a Decatur figure, which is why the table above sticks to national ranges. Whole-house prices spread widely because homes differ so much in size, height and material. For a fair comparison, ask at least two companies to quote the same metal, gutter size and downspout count.
If a repair quote climbs to roughly half of what new gutters would cost, cost guides say replacement is often the better buy. Damage limited to a section or two usually favors repair. Rust across many sections, rotting fascia and a repair bill every year point toward replacing.
Not always. Some companies include tear-off and hauling in the total, and others charge for removal by the foot, which the table above shows as its own range. Ask before you sign so the quotes line up.
It often can’t be seen until the old gutters come down. Rotten boards should be replaced before new hangers go in, since hangers need solid wood to grip. Ask each company ahead of time how it prices fascia work found mid-job, so the project doesn’t stall.
Drawing on installers, This Old House puts a typical home at about a day or two. Tear-off adds time, and so do a second or third story, a complicated roofline, fascia repairs and rainy days.
The city’s permit page doesn’t mention gutters. It does list two triggers that could apply, repairs or upkeep costing $1,000 or more and any job in a local historic district, so ask the permit office at 404-377-6198 how it treats yours. For a property in unincorporated DeKalb County, permits come from the county instead (404-371-2155, option 3).
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