The Brothers That Just Do Gutters · Northeast Atlanta · Partners
The gutter partner for property managers, contractors and HOAs in Northeast Atlanta
Builders putting up new neighborhoods from Buford to Jefferson, property managers running communities from Duluth to Alpharetta, HOA boards across Gwinnett and Forsyth: you need a gutter team that picks up the phone and shows up when it says it will. Gutters are all we do.
- Locally owned & operated
- Seamless gutters formed on-site
- Suwanee based
Who we work with
One gutter team for the people who look after a lot of roofs
Whether you manage one building or two hundred, here is how we help.

General contractors and builders
New neighborhoods and remodels across Gwinnett, Forsyth, Hall and Jackson counties. We form seamless runs on-site to your finished roofline and keep to your schedule.

Property managers
Apartments, townhomes and single-family rentals from Norcross to Cumming. One call covers cleaning, repair and replacement, and we can schedule around tenants.

HOA boards and community managers
Swim and tennis neighborhoods and townhome communities in Suwanee, Johns Creek, Alpharetta and Braselton. We clean and repair the whole community on a set schedule and give the board one written scope.

Insurance agents and adjusters
Insurance agents and adjusters working claims after thunderstorms, hail and falling limbs. We document the damage and the repair with photos for the file.

Restoration and mitigation teams
Restoration and mitigation teams after water damage. We fix the gutters and downspouts that let the water in, so the repair you just finished does not happen again.

Realtors and home inspectors
Realtors, home inspectors and closing attorneys across Northeast Atlanta. We turn inspection notes into a written gutter estimate quickly so the deal keeps moving.
Local work
Where we help partners across Northeast Atlanta
Northeast Atlanta is a hard place for gutters. Neighborhoods in Suwanee, Johns Creek and Alpharetta sit under tall pines and hardwoods that drop needles, oak leaves and sweetgum balls all fall. Summer thunderstorms can put an inch of rain on a roof in under an hour, and the red clay underneath does not forgive water that lands at the foundation.
And this part of Georgia keeps building. New neighborhoods go up from Buford to Jefferson and Braselton every year, and builders need a gutter sub who can come in at the right point in the schedule, form seamless runs on-site to the finished roofline and get out of the way so the next trade can start.
Talk to our team: (770) 637-5130Where partners use us most
- New neighborhoods in Buford, Braselton, Hoschton and Jefferson
- HOA communities in Suwanee, Johns Creek and Alpharetta
- Apartment and townhome communities in Duluth, Lawrenceville and Norcross
- Older homes under big trees in Roswell, Marietta and Athens
- Lake Lanier area homes in Cumming, Flowery Branch and Gainesville
Our Northeast Atlanta team is locally owned by Josh Bowie, based in Suwanee with offices in Marietta, Ball Ground and Watkinsville.
How it works
How partnering with us works
- 1One number to call
Call (770) 637-5130 and you reach our own Northeast Atlanta team, the same people who will schedule and do the work.
- 2A written scope
We walk the property and put the scope in writing: what needs cleaning, repair or replacement, and what it costs.
- 3Work on your schedule
We line up visits around your build schedule, your tenants or your community calendar, and finish what we start.
- 4Photos when we finish
You get photos of the finished work, plus photos of any damage we found, for your records, your board or the insurance file.
What we handle
Everything on the roofline that moves water
Every run is formed from a coil on our truck and cut to the exact length of the roofline, in aluminum, copper or bonderized steel.
One-time cleanings or scheduled visits each year so the gutters on every property you look after stay clear.
Leaks, sagging runs, loose hangers, dents and pulled downspouts, fixed and documented.
Fine stainless micro-mesh that keeps leaves and needles out, so the gutters need cleaning far less often.
Rotted fascia replaced and downspouts tied into underground drainage that moves water away from foundations.
Every estimate is free and in writing, so you can compare, approve or take it to the owner or the board.
Partner playbook · Northeast Atlanta
What each kind of partner gets from us, and how you hear back
Builders, managers, boards, agents and the trades around the roof all need something different from a gutter company. Here is how we work with each of you.
Most of our partners do not need a sales pitch. They need a gutter crew that fits into a schedule someone else owns: a builder’s close date, a tenant’s move-out, a board meeting, a closing table or a roofer’s tear-off. Because gutters are all we do, we plan around those dates instead of squeezing gutters in between other trades of our own.
The standard is the same on every property. Seamless runs formed on our truck to the exact length, downspouts placed where water can leave the lot instead of pooling at the foundation, and a written scope before anything is touched. What changes from partner to partner is who approves the work, who needs to know we are on site, and what the paperwork should look like when we leave.
General contractors, builders and remodelers
Gutters come late in an exterior schedule: after the roof, fascia and paint, before final grading and landscaping. On the new-construction subdivisions going up around Suwanee, Buford, Cumming, Dacula and Hoschton, what a builder needs is a crew that hits that window, forms runs to the finished roofline and leaves the downspout locations clear for the next trade. Our seamless gutter installation is built around exactly that.
- An itemized scope per lot or per plan, from your drawings or a walk of the dried-in house.
- Gutter size matched to roof area and pitch, with our reasoning on the scope (here is how we choose between 5, 6 and 7 inch gutters).
- Colors matched to the trim package from our colored aluminum gutters.
- Downspout locations set before we leave, so your grader and landscaper know where drains or splash blocks tie in.
- On additions and remodels, the new roof section gets a downspout of its own instead of overloading an existing run.
- One contact for your superintendent and photos of each finished house for your closeout file.
Property managers, multi-unit owners and HOA boards
Managers and boards are buying the same thing: fewer calls about overflowing gutters and stained siding, and a scope they can approve without climbing a ladder. For a community, we walk every building and put the whole job in one written scope, so the board votes on one document. For portfolios of rentals, one call covers cleaning, repair and replacement, and our gutter maintenance program keeps every address on a recurring schedule.
- Cleanings timed to our seasons: after the spring pollen and catkin drop, and again once the oaks, maples and sweetgums finish late in the year.
- Your notice process followed for tenants and residents, with work planned around gates, parking and amenity hours.
- Repairs found during a cleaning go on the report with a photo and a price, and nothing is done until you approve it.
- Line items broken out by building or address, so each cost lands on the right owner or account.
- Gutter guards priced building by building where trees hang over the roof, so a board can phase them in.
Realtors and home inspectors
Inspection reports here flag gutters all the time, often with one line that says to have a qualified contractor evaluate them. We turn that line into a written estimate both sides can read, and we plan the visit to fit the contract’s inspection window and the closing date. When gutter repair is the right answer we say so, and when replacement is the better spend we explain why.
- The callouts we fix most: sagging runs and loose hangers, gutters pitched the wrong way, leaking corner seams and downspouts emptying against the foundation.
- Rotted boards behind the gutter, handled with fascia board replacement in the same visit.
- An estimate that follows the inspector’s wording item by item, so it can go straight into the repair request.
- Pre-listing visits: a cleaning and small fixes before the listing photos, so gutters stay off the buyer’s report.
- After photos, ready for the agent to send to the other side before closing.
Roofers, painters, restoration and insurance contractors
- Reroofs: gutters come down before tear-off and go back up, or get replaced, after the new drip edge is on, so it laps into the gutter and hangers go into solid wood.
- Painters: we hang new gutters after fascia and trim paint is done, or we replace soft boards first so they get painted with everything else.
- Restoration and mitigation: when water came in at the roofline, we find the gutter or downspout that let it in, fix it and photograph the cause.
- Storm claims after thunderstorms, hail or falling limbs: we photograph the damage before we touch it, measure the runs and write an itemized scope for the file.
- Coverage decisions stay with the homeowner, the agent and the adjuster. We document what we see and what we fixed.
Partner types at a glance
| Partner type | What you get | How we report back |
|---|---|---|
| Builders and general contractors | Seamless runs formed to the finished roofline, sized and colored to the plan | Itemized scope per lot or plan, photos of each finished house |
| Remodelers | New runs tied into the existing system so the addition drains on its own | Written scope before work, photos at completion |
| Property managers and owners | One call for cleaning, repair and replacement across every address | Line items by address, repairs photographed and priced for approval |
| HOA boards and community managers | Community-wide cleaning and repair on a set schedule | One written scope for the board, completion photos by building or street |
| Realtors and home inspectors | Report callouts priced item by item, pre-listing tune-ups | Estimate that mirrors the report, after photos before closing |
| Roofers, painters, restoration teams and adjusters | Gutters off and back on around your work, storm damage documented | Before and after photos, itemized scope for the claim file |
Tell us which kind of partner you are and we will set up a walkthrough. Call (770) 637-5130
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The properties our partners hand us, and what the gutters on them need
A 1970s brick ranch in Tucker, a new subdivision in Hoschton and a lake house near Gainesville are three different gutter jobs. Here is how we scope each one.
This territory runs from Gwinnett, North Fulton and East Cobb up through Forsyth, Cherokee and Hall, and east to Athens and Watkinsville. Inside that footprint you find almost every kind of house a gutter crew can work on, and partners tend to bring us the hard ones: older homes with tired systems, sloped lots where downspout water has nowhere good to go, and new neighborhoods on a builder’s clock.
Two things shape nearly every scope here. Trees drop something all year, from spring pollen and oak catkins to pine needles that never stop and a heavy leaf drop from October through December. And the red clay under most lots erodes, stains and holds water, so a downspout that empties at the foundation shows up later as washed-out beds, stained brick or a damp crawlspace.
Property types and the gutter scope they usually need
| Property type | Where we see it most | Typical gutter scope |
|---|---|---|
| 1960s to 1980s brick ranch homes | Tucker, Lilburn, Norcross, Stone Mountain | Replace undersized or rusted runs, repair or replace soft fascia, move downspouts off the foundation |
| New-construction subdivisions | Suwanee, Buford, Cumming, Dacula, Hoschton | Seamless runs formed to the finished roofline, downspouts set for final grading, trim-matched color |
| Larger homes with complex rooflines | Johns Creek, Alpharetta | Upsized gutters and downspouts where valleys concentrate water, guards where trees overhang |
| Lake homes | Lake Lanier area: Gainesville, Flowery Branch, Cumming | Fine mesh guards under heavy tree cover, downspout water carried down the slope instead of across it |
| Older homes and historic districts | Athens, Marietta, Watkinsville | Repair before replace where the system is sound, copper or colored aluminum chosen to suit the house |
| Apartment and townhome communities | Duluth, Lawrenceville, Norcross | Recurring cleanings, building-by-building repair lists, guards phased in where trees overhang |
Situations partners call us about most
- A sloped lot where downspout water cuts a channel through the clay: we pipe it with underground gutter drainage to a spot where it can leave the property.
- A rental or listing under pines where the gutters fill again within months: BroGuard stainless micro-mesh keeps needles, oak leaves and sweetgum balls out.
- Old, undersized gutters that overflow in every summer storm: a move up to 6 inch seamless runs and larger downspouts.
- A whole community due for its fall cleaning before the leaves come down, scheduled street by street.
- Limb or storm damage after a thunderstorm or tropical storm remnants come through, documented before and after.
- An occasional winter ice storm that pulls a run loose: rehung on new hangers at the correct pitch.
What a partner job looks like start to finish
- You call or send a note.Tell us the property, who approves the work and who needs to know when we are on site: owner, tenants, board, superintendent or adjuster.
- We walk the property.Every run, outlet and downspout, plus the fascia behind the gutter and where the water goes once it hits the ground on that lot.
- You get a written scope.Itemized and free, broken out by building, lot or address when that helps, with photos of anything we flagged.
- We schedule around your calendar.Build schedule, tenant notice, community calendar or closing date, with gate codes and access sorted before the crew arrives.
- The crew does the work.Seamless runs formed on our truck to the exact length, debris bagged and hauled, and every downspout flushed to confirm it drains.
- You get the closeout.Photos of the finished work and any damage we found, so your file, your board or the claim has what it needs.
Close to every property we cover
With offices in Suwanee, Marietta, Ball Ground and Watkinsville, the crew on your job is working out of the part of the territory it knows. For larger buildings, our commercial gutter work runs the same way, and our gutter cleaning is the easiest place to start a relationship before a bigger project comes along.
Send us your property list and we will walk the first one with you. Call (770) 637-5130
Get a Free EstimatePartner questions, answered
General contractors and builders, property managers, HOA boards and community managers, insurance agents and adjusters, restoration and mitigation companies, realtors and home inspectors across Northeast Atlanta.
Yes. Every estimate is free and in writing, with the scope spelled out, so you can approve it yourself or send it to the owner, the board or the adjuster.
Yes. We photograph the damage we find and the finished repair, so agents, adjusters and homeowners have what they need for the file.
Yes. We work with builders on new neighborhoods across Gwinnett, Forsyth, Hall and Jackson counties, and we form seamless runs on-site to the finished roofline. Call (770) 637-5130 to talk through your schedule.
Call (770) 637-5130 or send us a note through the contact page. Tell us what kind of properties you look after and we will set up a walkthrough.
Let’s work together
Looking for a gutter partner you can count on?
Tell us about the properties you look after. We will walk them, put the scope in writing and take it from there.
The Brothers That Just Do Gutters · Northeast Atlanta · Locally owned and operated in Suwanee
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Locally Owned & Operated · Suwanee, Marietta, Ball Ground and Watkinsville, Georgia

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