Find companies that take down worn-out gutters and hang new ones in Marietta, Georgia, then call one or ask for free quotes.
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These companies name gutter replacement as a service, and Marietta as part of their area, on their own websites. Phone any of them, or ask through SirGutters and a participating company will contact you.
Based in Marietta
404 Gutters is a family-owned business with a Chestnut Hill Circle address in Marietta that works across metro Atlanta. It installs, repairs and replaces gutters, including seamless gutters, and installs gutter guards.
Based in Marietta
Fonso Gutters is a family-owned gutter business that names Marietta, Atlanta and Smyrna as its service area. It runs seamless aluminum gutters at the house, installs gutter covers and downspouts, replaces fascia and soffit, and offers gutter cleaning.
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 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 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 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.
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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Replacement is for a system that’s worn out from end to end, not one bad corner. The usual signs are rust or cracks in many places, joints leaking all the way around the house, sags that return after they’ve been re-hung, and overflow during a normal shower even when the troughs are clean. That last one can mean the gutters were too small for the roof from the start.
Age plays a part. Cost guides expect aluminum gutters to last roughly 20 to 40 years, and galvanized steel around 20. Census estimates put the median year built for Marietta’s housing at 1987, and a third of its housing units date from before 1980. If a house still has its original gutters, they may be near the end of that span or past it.
Storms leave dents. Across its north and central Georgia area, the National Weather Service office in Peachtree City counts about 7 days of hail in an average year, with April the peak month, and cost guides note that aluminum dents from hail and falling branches. A few dings are only cosmetic. A dent that leaves a low spot where water sits is more than that.
A replacement starts with removal. The old gutters, downspouts, hangers and spikes come down, and the scrap gets hauled off. Some companies fold that into one price, and others list removal and disposal on a line of their own, so check before you compare totals.
Taking the old gutters down exposes the fascia, the board they were fastened to. Years of overflow can rot it from behind, and that damage often stays hidden until the gutter is off. Soft wood should be replaced before the new system goes up, since new hangers won’t grip rotted fascia.
Ask each company how it handles a surprise like that: whether the quote allows for some fascia work, or what it charges per foot if it finds rot after removal starts. The fascia rows in the table below give typical ranges.
It’s also the moment to fix what the old system got wrong. If the old gutters spilled over when they were clean, ask about a larger size or bigger downspouts. If water always pooled at one corner, ask about adding a downspout there.
Houses in Forest Hills, Church-Cherokee Streets and Kennesaw Avenue sit in local historic districts with their own rules. The city’s preservation ordinance treats new gutters as a minor repair, with no Certificate of Appropriateness needed, when they go in the same place and at the same scale as the old ones. Gutters added where a house never had any are exempt too.
Exempt doesn’t mean anything goes. The design guidelines for those three districts ask that replacement gutters be designed, installed and placed to cause as little damage and visual change as possible, and that materials match the originals as closely as they can.
Downtown, the bar is higher. The Downtown Marietta Historic District’s guidelines say historic gutters and downspouts should be retained, and that worn-out historic gutters should give way to new ones of the same appearance, color and size. Material exterior work there, even maintenance, generally needs the Historic Board of Review to issue a Certificate of Approval first.
Before you get quotes, note what you have now: half-round or K-style gutters, round or rectangular downspouts, and the color. Half-round gutters usually pair with round downspouts. Ask each company whether it can match your profile. If you aren’t sure the job counts as a minor repair, the city’s preservation staff can sign off on it or send it on to the commission that oversees those districts.
Cost guides publish national ranges, not Marietta prices, so treat these as a rough guide rather than quotes. A local company prices the job after it measures your gutters and sees 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.
Length, height, the number of downspouts and how much fascia turns out to be rotten move the total most. When you compare quotes, check that each one includes taking down and hauling away the old system.
Plain answers to what homeowners ask before they hire anyone.
Call (478) 606‑6430No cost guide publishes a Marietta figure, so the table above shows national ranges. The whole-house range is wide, partly because houses differ so much in length, height and material. Ask two or more companies to measure and price the same gutter size, metal and downspout count.
Cost guides offer a rule of thumb: once a repair estimate reaches about half the price of a new system, replacing is often the better deal. If you’re paying for fixes every year, or rust has spread across several sections, a new system is worth pricing.
The company takes them down along with the old downspouts and hangers. Some quotes include hauling the scrap away, and some charge for removal on a separate line, which the table above shows as a per-foot range. Ask before you sign so the totals compare fairly.
Only where it has rotted, and you often won’t know until the old gutters are off. Ask each company how it prices fascia it finds once removal starts, so a surprise doesn’t stall the job. New hangers need sound wood to hold.
Installers quoted by This Old House put an average home at one to two days. Taking the old system down adds time, and so do extra stories, a complicated roofline, fascia repairs and rain.
Marietta’s building permit FAQ is silent on gutters, so it doesn’t settle the question. The city’s Permits & Inspections office can answer it at 770-794-5659, or you can put the question to the company you hire. In a historic district, check the preservation rules described above as well.
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