Who answers
The number connects you with an independent gutter contractor that serves your part of metro Atlanta, or with a company that books visits for contractors. This site does not do the work, and the call costs nothing.
What you will be asked
- The job. Cleaning, a repair, new gutters, guards, downspouts or fascia. If you are not sure, describe what you see: water over the front, a sag, a gap at the wall.
- Where. Your city or ZIP code; the line can only book you with someone who serves it.
- The house. How many stories, roughly how long the gutters are, the roof material, and which trees hang over it.
- Ownership. Whether you own the home or are calling for the owner. Renters should ask the landlord first.
- Timing. Whether it is urgent, such as a run hanging off, and two or three times that suit a visit.
What you will not get on the phone
A firm price. Gutter work is priced after someone has seen the house: the length, the height, the roof and the condition of the fascia all change it. A quote should come in writing. See what sets the price.
One call is enough
Call once and book the visit on that call. If you are interested in guards and someone offers them at your home, you can cancel a purchase of $25 or more made there until midnight of the third business day (FTC Cooling-Off Rule).
Calls the line cannot take
If you are already a customer of a gutter company and need your account, a bill or a warranty claim, call that company directly; the line books new work only. It also does not take commercial buildings or job inquiries.