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The companies below advertise ongoing gutter care on their websites and list Marietta among the places they work. Ask each one how many visits a year it suggests and what a visit includes.
Based in Marietta
Aegis Roofing & Gutter is a roofing and gutter contractor with a Nottingham Drive address in Marietta. Its site lists gutter cleaning and maintenance, seamless gutter installation and gutter guards alongside roof installation, repair and inspections.
Based in Marietta
American Chimney Gutter & Roofing is a Marietta company with an office on Windy Hill Road that handles chimney, gutter and roofing work. Its gutter services cover cleaning, repairs, new installations and gutter covers, and it names Cobb, Bartow, Cherokee and Paulding counties as its service area.
Based in Marietta
G & N Gutters is a Marietta gutter contractor that gives 2018 as its year established. It lists gutter installation including seamless and copper systems, gutter guards, cleaning, inspection, repair and replacement, plus fascia and soffit work for homes and businesses.
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 Woodstock
Top Rated Gutters of Northwest Georgia is the local team of the Top Rated Gutters brand, with a Woodstock address and a Marietta service page. It installs, replaces, repairs and cleans seamless gutters and fits gutter guards across Cobb and Cherokee counties.
Based in Lithia Springs
This is the Buckhead and West Atlanta location of The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, run from an office in Lithia Springs. It forms seamless gutters on site and also offers gutter cleaning, repair, mesh gutter guards and a maintenance program.
Based in Suwanee
This is the Northeast Atlanta franchise of The Brothers That Just Do Gutters, headquartered in Suwanee with a local office on Roswell Road in Marietta. It offers seamless gutter installation, cleaning, repair, mesh gutter guards and a maintenance program, and its Marietta page focuses on East Cobb.
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A schedule beats waiting for an overflow. Most cost guides suggest at least two cleanings a year, one in spring and one in late fall, and more for houses under heavy tree cover.
The fall visit does the most good once the trees around your house are bare. Lots with trees that hold their leaves into winter may need a second fall visit.
Spring brings the storms. The National Weather Service office for north and central Georgia says hail peaks in April and tornado days come mostly from March through May, so a late-winter or early-spring checkup clears the gutters and finds loose hangers before that stretch. Damaging winds peak in July, which makes midsummer a sensible time to look again, even if only from the ground.
Rain doesn’t take a season off. In NOAA’s 1991–2020 monthly normals for Atlanta’s airport, every month averages more than 3 inches, with July and March the wettest and October the driest.
A maintenance visit is more than a cleaning. Beyond scooping out the troughs, the crew should flush each downspout and make sure it drains freely at the bottom, including any that feed a pipe underground.
Then come the checks: hangers that have loosened, seams and corners with drip marks, low spots where water stands after a flush, and the fascia board behind the gutter for soft or stained wood.
At ground level, they should look at downspout extensions and splash blocks, since water dumped beside the foundation undoes the rest of the work. If you have guards, the visit should include clearing what sits on them and checking that they’re still fastened.
Ask for a short written note or photos after each visit. Small fixes such as resetting a hanger may be part of it, and larger repairs should come back as a separate quote you can approve or decline.
Many gutter companies sell maintenance plans or yearly contracts, and cost guides say these can bring down the price of each visit. Some companies also discount repeat customers. Terms differ from one company to the next, so don’t assume a plan saves money until you’ve done the math.
Before you sign, find out how many visits a year are included and when they happen, whether the company books them for you or waits for your call, and what an extra visit after a storm costs. Ask what happens to the price at renewal, and how you can cancel.
Cost guides say fall and early spring are the busiest stretches for gutter companies and that some charge more then, so they suggest booking early.
Get proof of the company’s liability insurance before the first visit. A SirGutters listing says nothing about coverage.
National per-visit and yearly ranges from published cost guides. They aren’t quotes. None of the guides gives a price for a maintenance plan, so ask each company for its own.
| Work | Typical range | Per |
|---|---|---|
| Typical gutter cleaning visit | $70–$450 | per visit |
| One-story home cleaned | $100–$250 | per visit |
| Two-story home cleaned | $180–$375 | per visit |
| Gutters with guards cleaned, yearly total | $75–$486 | per year |
| Clogged downspout cleared, added to a cleaning | $50–$100 | per job |
Typical market ranges from published cost guides. Not quotes, and not SirGutters pricing. Sources: thisoldhouse.com, modernize.com, todayshomeowner.com, fixr.com, taskrabbit.com.
To size up a plan, multiply the visits it includes by what one cleaning would cost you, then compare that total with the plan price. A second story, long runs, heavy debris or guards that have to come off all push the per-visit price up.
Plain answers to what homeowners ask before they hire anyone.
Call (478) 606‑6430Two is the usual starting point: one in spring and one after the leaves are down in fall. Lots under big hardwoods or pines may call for extra visits, up to one each season where trees crowd the house, as one cost guide suggests. A house with few trees nearby may get by with fewer.
Book early, for a date after most of your trees have dropped their leaves. Fall is a busy season for gutter companies, and a visit made while leaves are still coming down can leave the gutters full again within weeks.
A cleaning clears the debris. A maintenance visit adds the checks: downspouts flushed, hangers, seams and slope looked over, and the fascia and ground drainage inspected. Companies use these names differently, so ask what’s on the list.
They can. Cost guides say many companies discount plans and repeat visits, but none of them puts a figure on it. Compare a plan’s total with what the same number of single visits would cost, and read the renewal terms.
After hail or high wind, look from the ground for dents, sagging runs, loose downspouts or limbs on the roof edge. National Weather Service figures for north and central Georgia show hail peaking in April and damaging wind in July. If something looks wrong, ask your maintenance company whether a storm visit is part of your plan.
No. Guards cut the cleaning down, but debris still builds up on or in them. Guard upkeep figures in one cost guide run from a single cleaning a year for micro-mesh and hood-style covers to two or three for foam and brush inserts, so a lighter plan may fit.
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