Georgia Roofing Roster
Menu

Gutter Installation & Repair in Blue Ridge

Gutter Installation & Repair in Georgia

Gutters do one job: move water off your roof and away from your foundation, siding, and crawl space. When they're sized wrong, hung with the wrong pitch, or clogged and sagging, water backs up under the roof edge, soaks fascia boards, and pools next to the foundation, which in Blue Ridge's mix of heavy summer downpours and winter freeze-thaw is a fast track to rot and cracked slabs. This category covers new gutter installation, seamless aluminum runs, gutter guards, and repair work like resealing joints, re-hanging sagging sections, and downspout fixes. We've listed 6 businesses in Blue Ridge that do this work.

What the job actually involves

Most installs today use seamless aluminum gutter, formed on-site from a coil to match your roofline exactly, which cuts down on leak-prone joints compared to old sectional gutter. A proper job includes correct sizing for your roof's square footage and rainfall load, the right slope toward downspouts (usually a quarter inch of drop per 10 feet), hangers spaced closely enough to handle ice and debris weight, and downspouts placed to carry water at least several feet from the foundation, sometimes with buried extensions or splash blocks. Repair calls are usually about resealing end caps and miter joints, replacing bent or pulled-loose sections after a storm, and clearing or adding guards where leaves and pine needles are a recurring problem.

What to check before you hire

  • Material and gauge: heavier aluminum (.027 or .032) holds up better than thin stock, and ask whether they offer copper or steel if you want something more durable.
  • Seamless vs. sectional: seamless is the standard for a reason, fewer joints means fewer leak points.
  • Licensing and insurance: gutter work involves ladders and roof edges, so confirm liability coverage before anyone's on your property.
  • Written estimate: per-foot pricing, downspout count, and guard costs should be spelled out, not verbal.
  • Warranty terms: look for coverage on both materials and workmanship, and get it in writing.

How our scoring works

We score each of the 6 companies on factors like review volume and rating trends, responsiveness, licensing status, and consistency of work over time, then roll that into a ranked list so you're not just picking the first name you find. See the full breakdown and current order in our ranked guide to roofing contractors in Blue Ridge, and read how we weigh each factor on our methodology page.

Get matched with gutter installation & repair in Blue Ridge

Free, no obligation. Describe your roofing job and we'll match you with qualified contractors.

Get matched

All gutter installation & repair in Blue Ridge, ranked by score and relevance

6 businesses, scored on recent reviews. The order weighs each business's overall score by how much of its reviewed work is gutter installation & repair, so a lower-scored specialist can rank above a higher-scored generalist.

True Hand Roofing
#1
87

True Hand Roofing

5.0(45)✓ Google-verified

True Hand Roofing arrives when promised and finishes fast. Mark Simmons and his team take time to explain options upfront, deliver quality work, and leave properties clean. Crews like Moon and Amy handle emergency leaks and complex repairs with professionalism. Reviewers consistently trust this company enough to call back for additional projects and refer friends.

Roof RepairRoof ReplacementMetal Roofing
ARAC Roof It Forward
#2
88

ARAC Roof It Forward

4.9(102)✓ Google-verified

Ashley leads a team that moves fast and keeps customers informed from inspection through final cleanup. Reviewers regularly cite her honesty about what a roof needs, her willingness to explain modern materials like Owens Corning impact-resistant shingles, and her crews' ability to complete replacements in a single day while leaving no debris behind. Real estate agents use her repeatedly for quick quotes and inspections after storms. She shows up on time, answers her phone, and follows through on commitments. One reviewer mentioned an unannounced 6:00 AM arrival, though the crew itself was efficient and did good work.

Roof RepairRoof ReplacementMetal Roofing
Steve Stacy Roofing
#3
86

Steve Stacy Roofing

4.9(47)✓ Google-verified

Steve Stacy Roofing has earned consistent five-star reviews by delivering on time, keeping customers informed, and pricing fairly. Whether it's emergency treehouse repairs, standing seam metal roofs, gutter work, or skylight replacements, reviewers praise the crew's skill and the owner's hands-on problem-solving. Long-term customers including a retired Georgia builder and multi-building commercial clients describe dependable workmanship, clear estimates for insurance claims, and a team that respects timelines and cleans up after the job.

Roof RepairRoof ReplacementMetal Roofing
Semper Fi Roofing & Restoration
#4
85

Semper Fi Roofing & Restoration

4.8(86)✓ Google-verified

Nick and his crew deliver roof replacements and repairs with military precision. On-time arrivals, daily progress photos, and site managers who keep customers informed throughout the job are standard. Work quality and pricing come in honest and clean-up is thorough. Beyond roofing, crews handle metal installations, inspections with detailed findings, and general restorations. Metal roof jobs draw particular praise for attention to detail. One recurring note: warranty follow-up communication has slowed for some customers, though the company honors claims when they finally connect.

Commercial RoofingRoof RepairRoof Replacement
Mountain Brothers Home Repair, LLC
#5
71

Mountain Brothers Home Repair, LLC

4.5(61)✓ Google-verified

Mountain Brothers delivers quality work on roofing, decks, and home repairs when projects start. Five-star reviews consistently praise crew skill, professionalism, and hands-on attention to detail. However, many customers report weeks or months waiting for quotes that never arrive, and several describe being ignored after initial contact or when warranty claims arose. The business appears to manage active jobs well but struggles with communication outside the work itself.

Roof RepairRoof ReplacementResidential Roofing

Get matched with gutter installation & repair in Blue Ridge

Free, no obligation. Describe your roofing job and we'll match you with qualified contractors.

Get matched
A1Roofman
#6
46 low data

A1Roofman

1.0(1)✓ Google-verified

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.

Roof RepairRoof ReplacementResidential Roofing

Get quotes from our featured partners

How many quotes would you like?

By sending this enquiry you agree that we share it with providers relevant to your request.

Enquiries submitted through our forms may be passed to partner providers who can do the work, and we may receive a referral fee. Our rankings and scores are based only on our published method and are not affected by referral fees.

Common questions about gutter installation & repair

How much does gutter installation cost in Blue Ridge?
For a typical single-story home, seamless aluminum gutters usually run in the range of $7 to $12 per linear foot installed, including downspouts, so a full house often lands between $1,500 and $3,500 depending on roofline complexity and gauge. Copper or steel costs more, sometimes double or triple the aluminum price. Get a written per-foot quote so you can compare bids apples to apples.
How often do gutters need to be replaced or repaired?
Well-maintained aluminum gutters typically last 20 to 30 years, but the joints, sealant, and hangers often need attention well before that. If you're seeing frequent overflow, separated seams, or sections pulling away from the fascia, that's usually a repair job rather than a full replacement. Gutters near heavy tree cover need cleaning at least twice a year regardless of age.
What should I expect during a gutter installation?
A crew measures your rooflines, forms the gutter on-site from aluminum coil stock using a portable machine, and hangs it with a slight slope toward the downspouts. Most single-story jobs take a day; larger or multi-story homes can take two. Expect some noise and ladder work close to the house, and ask upfront how they'll handle disposal of old gutters if you're replacing rather than adding.
How can I judge whether gutter work was done well?
Check that water actually flows toward the downspouts with no standing puddles in the trough, that hangers are spaced tightly enough not to sag under a full load of water or debris, and that joints and end caps are sealed cleanly with no visible gaps. Downspouts should discharge well clear of the foundation. A good installer will walk the finished job with you and point out the slope and drainage path before they leave.

Last updated 2026-08-26