Gutter Installation, Cleaning & Repair in Dunwoody, GA

Dunwoody Gutter Solutionists

Gutters for Dunwoody’s first-generation subdivisions and their big trees

Dunwoody stayed farm country until the 1960s, and you can still see that past at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm on Chamblee Dunwoody Road, a farmhouse from the 1870s on five acres. Then the subdivisions arrived fast. Lots in Georgetown were first advertised in August 1961, offered in Colonial, Dutch Colonial and French Provincial styles, and Dunwoody Village opened its shops in 1971. In ZIP code 30338, about 42 percent of today’s homes date from 1960 to 1979. Many of those houses are on their second or third set of gutters, and the fascia behind them has seen half a century of Georgia summers.

Those early builders left the trees standing, and the trees kept growing. Streets in Kingsley, Dunwoody North and around Brook Run Park sit under mature oaks, tulip poplars and pines, with sweetgums mixed in. That means catkins and pollen in spring, a heavy leaf drop from late October into December and needles all year. The NOAA normal at nearby Peachtree DeKalb Airport is 51.43 inches a year, with July the wettest month. A leaf-packed gutter under that canopy spills over and soaks the fascia board, and older lots that slope toward the creeks show it in washed-out beds and damp crawlspaces.

Josh Bowie owns The Brothers That Just Do Gutters Northeast Atlanta and runs it from Suwanee, northeast of Dunwoody in Gwinnett County. Our Solutionists form new gutters from the truck to fit each run, clear and flush existing systems, reset loose hangers, replace soft trim and install BroGuard micro-mesh for homes under the heaviest trees. You can also put the house on our maintenance program and stop tracking cleanings yourself. Estimates are free, written and pressure free, and every review is published, good or bad.