Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Gainesville, GA

Yes. Many Green Street homes date from the 1880s into the early 1900s, with deep cornices, wide porches and original wood trim. We look at the fascia and crown first, replace any rotted wood, and form seamless gutters on site to the exact length of each run so there are fewer seams to leak. Copper often suits these houses. If your home sits in a designated historic district, check any local review requirements before work starts.

On older and high-end homes, often yes. Copper does not rust, lasts for decades and weathers from bright metal to brown and eventually green. It costs more than aluminum, so most owners use it where it shows, on a front elevation or a porch roof. We can price copper and aluminum side by side so you can decide.

A fine stainless micro-mesh like BroGuard. Lake lots around Gainesville tend to sit under pines and hardwoods, and needles slip through coarse screens and plug the outlets. Micro-mesh keeps needles and leaves on top while rain passes through. Plan on a light brush of the surface once or twice a year under heavy pine cover.

On a sloped lot, a downspout that empties at the corner can send water right back along the foundation, and red clay does not absorb it quickly. We first make sure the gutters are clean and pitched toward the outlets, then extend the downspouts or pipe them underground to daylight downhill from the house.

We cover ZIP codes 30501, 30504, 30506 and 30507, including downtown Gainesville, Green Street, the streets around Brenau, Riverside Drive, Thompson Bridge Road, Longstreet Hills, homes along the Lake Lanier shore and the Chicopee area south of town. Call (770) 637-5130 to get your free written estimate on the calendar.