New gutter installation
Gutters for a house that never had them, a new addition, or a porch that dumps water on the steps. Hung and pitched so the water runs to the downspouts instead of over the edge.
Gutters & downspouts · Milledgeville & the Lake Country
Gutters that put the water where it belongs.
Gutter and downspout installation, replacement and repair across Middle Georgia, from a Milledgeville roofing company founded in 1994. Often done on the same visit as your roof, with owner Mark Hobby on the job.
Gutter services
New gutters, replacements and repairs. One call covers all of it.
A roof sheds a lot of water in a Georgia thunderstorm, and the gutters decide where it ends up. We look at the whole run, from the roof edge to where the downspout lets out, and tell you what actually needs doing.
Gutter replacement
When gutters are sagging, rusted through or pulling off the fascia, patching them again is money thrown away. We take the old runs down and hang new ones.
Gutter repair
Leaking seams and corners, loose hangers, sections that have pulled away. If a repair fixes it, we repair it, and we tell you so.
Downspouts & drainage
Downspouts that empty against the house just move the problem to your foundation. We route the water out and away from the walls.
Why gutters matter
Bad gutters cause damage that looks like a roof problem.
Gutters that overflow are one of the most common causes of the fascia and soffit damage we get called out for. Water runs behind the gutter, soaks the wood, and the rot spreads from there. Here is what to watch for:
- Water spilling over the edge in a hard rain instead of running to the downspout.
- Sagging runs or gutters pulling away from the fascia board.
- Peeling paint, stains or soft wood along the fascia and soffit.
- Puddles or washed-out soil next to the foundation after a storm.
- Shingle granules collecting in the gutters. That one is about the roof, and we'll check it while we're up there.
1994Founded in Milledgeville. Same owner since day one.
40+Years of combined experience on the crew.
FreeInspections. We look, photograph what we find, and show you.
Roof and gutters together
“There is nothing that we don’t do on your roof.”
Gutters hang off the roof edge, so a roofer is the right person to put them on. Getting a new roof? We can do the gutters on the same visit, so the roof edge and the gutters are finished together and you only have one crew in the yard.
- A firm number in writing before any work starts.
- Licensed and insured, and happy to show you the paperwork.
- You deal with the owner, from the first look to the last downspout.
Gutter questions
Straight answers.
Do you do gutters?
Yes. We install, replace and repair gutters and downspouts, often on the same visit as a roof job.
Can you do my gutters at the same time as my roof?
Yes, and it is usually the best time to do it. The gutters hang on the roof edge, so doing both together means one crew, one visit, and an edge that is finished properly.
Should I repair my gutters or replace them?
It depends on what we find. Loose hangers and a leaking corner are a repair. Runs that are rusted through, sagging along their length or pulling the fascia with them usually need replacing. We will show you what we see and give you the straight answer.
How do I get a price?
Call (478) 832-2272 or request a free inspection. We look at the roof edge, the gutters and the downspouts, and give you a firm number in writing before any work starts.
Where do you work?
Milledgeville and Baldwin County, Lake Sinclair, Lake Oconee, Eatonton and Putnam County, Gray and Jones County, Sandersville, Sparta, Haddock, Gordon and Toomsboro. Not sure you're in range? Call and ask.
Gutters overflowing or pulling loose?
Free inspection, straight answer, firm number in writing.