Gutter Installation Atlanta, GA
Gutters are part of your roof system. When they sag, overflow or pull away, water ends up behind fascia boards, under the roof edge and against your foundation. Advanced Roofing & Paving installs and replaces gutters on homes and commercial buildings across Metro Atlanta, sized to handle the heavy downpours Georgia gets.
Signs You Need New Gutters
Water spilling over the edge during rain
Gutters sagging or pulling away from the fascia
Leaking seams or rusted sections
Peeling paint or rot on fascia boards
Puddles or erosion near the foundation
Water stains on siding under the gutter line
Gutter Replacement and Installation Options
| Option | What to know |
|---|---|
| Seamless aluminum | Formed on site to length, fewer seams to leak. The most common residential choice. |
| 5-inch vs 6-inch | Larger roofs and steep or metal roofs often need 6-inch gutters and larger downspouts. |
| Downspouts and extensions | Carry water well away from the foundation. |
| Gutter guards | Reduce leaf buildup under Atlanta's tree cover. |
Installing Gutters With a New Roof
Replacing gutters at the same time as a roof replacement lets us install drip edge and gutters together so water flows cleanly from roof to gutter. It also avoids hanging new gutters on fascia that will be disturbed later.
Commercial Gutters and Roof Drains
Commercial buildings often use larger box gutters, scuppers, conductor heads and internal roof drains. When these clog or are undersized, water ponds on low-slope roofs and stresses the membrane. We install and repair commercial gutters and keep drainage working with the rest of your roof system. See commercial roof repair and commercial roof maintenance.
Our Process
- Measure the roof and check fascia condition.
- Recommend gutter size and downspout placement.
- Free written estimate.
- Remove old gutters, repair fascia if needed, install new system.
- Water-test and clean up.
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Gutter FAQs
Most homes are done in a single day.
Seamless gutters have joints only at corners and downspouts, so there are fewer places to leak than sectional gutters.
It depends on roof area, pitch and local rainfall. Many Atlanta homes do well with 5-inch gutters; larger or steeper roofs often need 6-inch.
We provide documentation and estimates for your claim.
Yes. Overflowing gutters can rot fascia and decking at the roof edge and let water under the first row of shingles.
Get Your Gutters Fixed
Ready to make an informed decision about your roof? Contact us to schedule a professional inspection and get clear guidance on your roof needs.