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Each of these companies lists downspout work among the services on its website, and Marietta among the places it goes. Call one yourself, or use the SirGutters form and a participating company will be in touch.
Based in Marietta
Advanced Pressure & Gutter Cleaning operates from Hayes Industrial Drive in Marietta and gives 1991 as its founding year. It offers gutter cleaning, gutter and downspout repairs, new gutters and gutter covers alongside pressure washing and other exterior services.
Based in Marietta
ARC Gutter Cleaning lists its main location on Roswell Street NE in Marietta and serves Cobb, Cherokee, North Fulton and Gwinnett counties. It cleans, repairs and installs gutters, unclogs downspouts and installs gutter guards for residential and commercial buildings.
Based in Marietta
Perfect Gutter Cleaning, LLC describes itself as a family-owned Marietta company established in 2015 that works across metro Atlanta. It offers gutter cleaning, gutter and downspout repairs, seamless aluminum gutter installation and gutter screens, and says commercial service is available.
Based in Marietta
Rhino Restoration of Georgia is a family-owned contractor on Canton Road in Marietta that does roofing, siding, painting and gutter work. Its gutter services include repairs, seamless aluminum installation and replacement, micro-mesh guards, gutter cover repair and downspout routing.
Based in Mableton
Urban Seamless Gutters ATL is a metro Atlanta gutter company formed in 2023 that has a dedicated Marietta service page. It offers seamless gutter installation and replacement, repairs, gutter guards, downspouts, cleaning, soffit repair and commercial gutter work.
Based in Douglasville
Garcia Gutters is a family-owned gutter company based in Douglasville that serves West Atlanta and has a Marietta service page. It forms seamless aluminum gutters on site, installs gutter covers and downspouts, handles repairs and partial replacements, and offers gutter cleaning and fascia and soffit work.
Based in Douglasville
Vertex Roofing & Home Renovations is a Douglasville roofing and remodeling contractor whose gutter page names Marietta among the Cobb County areas it serves. It installs, repairs and replaces seamless gutters, fits gutter guards and downspout extensions, and repairs fascia and soffit.
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Downspouts fail in a few familiar ways. Leaves, seeds and roof grit wash down from the gutter and jam at the elbows. Joints pull apart where the downspout meets the gutter outlet or where two pieces fit together. Wall straps work loose, and the bottom elbow gets crushed by a mower or a careless step.
A clog shows up in the rain: water spills over the gutter near the outlet while the downspout barely runs. A gap shows up as a sheet of water pouring down the siding or into the bed beside the house.
Marietta has plenty to clog them. A 2023 report counted 39 years in a row as a Tree City USA, which made it the second oldest Tree City in Georgia. Whatever the trees drop on the roof, spring seeds and fall leaves alike, ends up at the downspout opening sooner or later.
A downspout’s job isn’t done at ground level. Water dumped at the foot of the wall soaks the soil against the foundation and can work its way into a basement or crawlspace. Guides differ on how far out to carry it: This Old House says at least 4 feet from the foundation, and the Department of Energy’s Building America guide says at least 5.
The volume adds up. The U.S. Geological Survey puts an inch of rain at 27,154 gallons per acre, which works out to about 620 gallons on 1,000 square feet of roof. NOAA’s normals give Atlanta’s airport about 50 inches a year, so each 1,000 square feet of roof sheds roughly 31,000 gallons in an average year, and the downspouts are meant to carry it.
There are a few ways to move it. An extension, either a length of downspout or a flexible pipe, carries water farther out. A splash block, a shallow trough set under the outlet, spreads the flow so it doesn’t dig a hole. Soil graded to fall away from the house helps either one work. Make sure the water ends up where it can soak in or drain off, not on a walkway or a neighbor’s yard.
Some houses send their downspouts into pipe under the yard. If yours do, ask the company whether it will test the buried line, for example by running a hose into it and watching where the water comes out, and whether it works on underground pipe or only the parts above ground. A blocked line can back water up into a downspout that’s otherwise sound.
If you want a downspout tied into a drain that’s already there, ask before you assume it can be done. Ask where that drain ends, whether it’s clear, and whether any city rule covers it. Marietta’s building permit FAQ doesn’t mention downspouts, so when in doubt, check with Permits & Inspections at 770-794-5659.
On a historic house, downspouts are part of the look. The design guidelines for Marietta’s local residential districts ask that historic gutters and downspouts be kept in good condition, and the downtown guidelines say historic downspouts should be retained. Ask whether a damaged one can be repaired before it’s swapped for a new style.
Ask for a written quote that names each fix, the size of any new downspouts and the length of any extension, along with proof of liability insurance. Listings here come from each company’s own website, and SirGutters doesn’t vet licenses or insurance.
Ranges from national cost guides, not quotes. None of them prices Marietta separately, and a company sets your price after looking at the downspouts and where they drain.
| Work | Typical range | Per |
|---|---|---|
| Downspout repaired (loose, dented or disconnected) | $100–$300 | per job |
| Clogged downspout cleared, added to a cleaning | $50–$100 | per job |
| Downspout replaced | $8–$28 | per foot |
| Downspouts installed | $4–$40 | per foot |
Typical market ranges from published cost guides. Not quotes, and not SirGutters pricing. Sources: modernize.com, todayshomeowner.com, fixr.com, taskrabbit.com, thisoldhouse.com.
The table doesn’t cover work on buried drain pipe, so get that priced on its own if you need it. Height and the length of each downspout also move the price.
Plain answers to what homeowners ask before they hire anyone.
Call (478) 606‑6430No cost guide gives a Marietta price, so start with the national ranges above. Some companies set a minimum service charge, which can make a quick fix cost more than the work alone suggests. Ask about that on the phone before anyone comes out.
Watch it in a steady rain. If the gutter spills over near the outlet while little comes out at the bottom, something is stuck, often at an elbow. A company can flush it from above with a hose to find the blockage and clear it.
A splash block spreads the water where it lands, which works when the ground already slopes away from the house. Where the yard is flat or tilts back toward the foundation, an extension or a buried line carries the water farther. Ask which fits each corner of your house.
They can, when the gutters keep up but the downspouts don’t. By This Old House’s sizing chart, a 3-by-4-inch downspout handles about 1,200 square feet of roof, roughly twice what a 2-by-3-inch one can. Adding a downspout to a long run is another option.
A loose or disconnected downspout can usually be fastened back in place. A section that’s crushed, split or rusted through is normally swapped for a new length, and the table above shows typical per-foot prices.
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