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Gutter Replacement

When your gutters start to fail, your home’s first line of defense against water damage is compromised. Over time, exposure to Georgia’s heavy rain, humidity, and seasonal storms can wear down even the strongest systems. At TRG Gutter Guards, we provide expert gutter replacement services that restore both function and beauty to your home.

Whether your current gutters are leaking, rusting, or sagging away from the fascia, our team delivers custom-fitted, seamless replacements designed to handle Georgia’s demanding climate — ensuring your home stays dry, protected, and visually appealing year-round.

Why Replacing Gutters Is Essential for Georgia Homes

Old or damaged gutters aren’t just an eyesore — they can cause serious structural issues if ignored. In Georgia, where rainfall averages 50 inches per year, gutters play a vital role in controlling how water flows around your property. When gutters clog, leak, or separate from your home, rainwater can collect near your foundation, leading to:

Foundation cracks and soil erosion
Basement flooding and moisture infiltration
Rotting fascia boards and soffits
Mold and mildew growth on siding
Landscape damage and mulch washout

Replacing your gutters before these problems escalate helps prevent thousands of dollars in future repair costs. A new, properly installed system from TRG Gutter Guards gives you peace of mind knowing your home is ready for whatever Georgia’s weather brings — from summer thunderstorms to fall leaf buildup.

Signs You May Need Gutter Replacement

You don’t always need a storm to realize your gutters have reached the end of their lifespan. Watch out for these common warning signs that indicate it’s time for a professional inspection or replacement:

Visible Cracks or Leaks – Small holes or rust spots can lead to bigger leaks that damage your siding and foundation.
Peeling Paint or Orange Rust Marks – Often caused by moisture that seeps out of failing gutters.
Sagging or Pulling Away – This means your gutters are too heavy with debris or water and no longer securely fastened to your fascia.
Frequent Overflow – If your gutters spill over during even light rain, they’re either undersized or clogged beyond repair.
Rotten Fascia Boards – Continuous leaks can soak the wood behind the gutter, leading to rot.
Water Pooling Around Foundation – Indicates your downspouts aren’t directing water away properly, often because of outdated or damaged systems.
Separation at the Seams – Older sectional gutters often fail at joints; seamless replacements eliminate this problem entirely.

If you notice one or more of these issues, it’s likely time to replace your gutters with a modern, efficient system that offers better protection and performance.

Types of Gutter Replacement Systems We Offer

At TRG Gutter Guards, every replacement project is tailored to the unique needs of your home. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions — our specialists evaluate your roof pitch, home design, and drainage patterns to recommend the best system for your property.

1. Seamless Aluminum Gutters

Our most popular choice among Georgia homeowners, seamless aluminum gutters provide a clean look and long-term reliability. Because they’re custom-cut on-site, they eliminate joints and seams that can leak over time. They’re also lightweight, rust-resistant, and available in a variety of colors to match your home’s trim and siding.

2. Copper Gutters

Our most popular choice among Georgia homeowners, seamless aluminum gutters provide a clean look and long-term reliability. Because they’re custom-cut on-site, they eliminate joints and seams that can leak over time. They’re also lightweight, rust-resistant, and available in a variety of colors to match your home’s trim and siding.

3. Galvanized Steel Gutters

Known for their strength, galvanized steel gutters are designed to endure heavy rainfall and physical impact. They’re an excellent choice for properties with steep or complex rooflines that require robust drainage support.

Choosing the Right Time to Replace Your Gutters

While most gutter systems last between 15 to 25 years, Georgia’s humidity and temperature fluctuations can shorten their lifespan. If you’ve had multiple repairs, frequent leaks, or gutters that never seem to drain properly, full replacement is often more cost-effective in the long run.

Replacing your gutters also gives you the opportunity to upgrade your entire water management system, including new downspouts, improved drainage routes, and optional gutter guards to prevent future clogging.

Gutter Material and Color Options

When replacing your gutters, material and finish play a big role in performance, appearance, and longevity. TRG Gutter Guards provides a selection of premium materials and colors to complement any Georgia home — from modern Atlanta suburbs to classic Marietta estates.

Aluminum Gutters

Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, aluminum gutters remain the top choice for Georgia homeowners. They handle heavy rainfall without warping, resist rust, and can be custom-painted in over a dozen colors. Their durability makes them suitable for Georgia’s humid conditions and long summers.

Copper Gutters

Known for elegance and strength, copper gutters age beautifully, forming a patina that protects against corrosion. They require minimal maintenance, and their distinctive look adds value and sophistication — perfect for luxury residences or historic restorations throughout North Georgia.

Steel Gutters

For properties requiring a sturdier system, galvanized or stainless steel gutters provide outstanding resilience. They hold up exceptionally well under heavy water flow and hail impact, common during Georgia’s spring storm season. A clear protective coating prevents rust and extends their lifespan.

Vinyl Gutters

Vinyl gutters offer an affordable, easy-to-install option for smaller homes or rental properties. While less durable than metal systems, they’re UV-resistant and won’t corrode — a good short-term or budget-conscious solution for Georgia’s mild winters.

Expert Installation That Makes the Difference

Even the best gutters can fail if installed improperly. That’s why TRG Gutter Guards uses precision techniques and durable fastening systems designed for Georgia’s weather conditions.

Our team measures, cuts, and fabricates each section on-site to ensure a perfect fit. Every joint, bracket, and downspout is securely fastened to handle high water volumes without sagging or detaching.

We also evaluate your roof pitch, drainage slope, and soil conditions to guarantee efficient water flow and prevent pooling. This attention to detail sets us apart from one-size-fits-all gutter installers.

All installations meet or exceed Georgia building code standards and are backed by our workmanship warranty for your peace of mind.

Maintenance Tips for Georgia Homeowners

To extend the life of your new gutter system, we recommend:

Inspecting your gutters twice a year — in spring and fall.
Keeping nearby trees trimmed to reduce leaf buildup.
Checking downspouts for obstructions after major storms.
Ensuring splash blocks or extensions direct water away from your foundation.

For homeowners with gutter guards, maintenance is even easier — most systems only require an annual inspection to clear fine dust or pollen that naturally settles over time.