Front of a two-story red-brick home with new black seamless gutters and downspouts, standing-seam metal porch roofs and a two-car garage, in Atlanta, GA
Front entry with black double doors under a metal porch roof, framed by new black gutters and downspouts on the brick, in Atlanta, GA
Side of the home with white lap siding under a long new black gutter, with a black downspout at each corner, in Atlanta, GA
Back corner of the two-story home with a new black gutter along the eave and a black downspout down the corner, beside the chimney chase, in Atlanta, GA
Back of the home above the fenced patio, with new black gutters along the rooflines, in Atlanta, GA
New black downspout running down the back corner of the home to the ground beside the privacy fence, in Atlanta, GA
New black gutter on a small lower roof along the side of the home, in Atlanta, GA
The old white gutter at a brick corner before it came down, with our ladder set against the wall, in Atlanta, GA
The old white gutter and its boxed end where two rooflines meet, before the new black system went up, in Atlanta, GA
Gutter Replacement

193 ft of Black Seamless Gutter on a Two-Story Atlanta Home

Atlanta, GA

ServiceGutter Replacement
CompletedSeptember 21, 2026
ClientAtlanta homeowner
Completed By

We replaced the gutters and downspouts on a two-story home in Atlanta’s 30349 ZIP, with a red-brick front, white lap siding on the sides and back, and standing-seam metal roofs over the porch and bay window. The old white gutters came down, and we formed 193 feet of new 6-inch K-style gutter on site in black, with 190 feet of matching black 3×4 downspout in the original locations.

Old white gutters on a two-story home

Two stories of wall means long downspouts: 190 feet of downspout for 193 feet of gutter, spread over 11 drops. The roof has several gables and valleys, so the runs needed seven mitered corners, two roof cuts and four splash guards where valleys pour into the gutter. And about 10 feet of fascia behind the old gutters had to be replaced before new gutter could hang there.

193 feet of black, with 190 feet of downspout

We took down 193 feet of old white gutter and the old downspouts, and replaced 10 feet of fascia with primed pine. Then we formed 193 feet of 6-inch K-style aluminum in black on site and hung it on 100 hidden hangers, with seven miters, two roof cuts, end caps and 11 oval outlets, all sealed with tripolymer gutter sealant. Four splash guards sit where the valleys meet the gutter. The 190 feet of new black 3×4 downspout runs down the original corners, with 33 elbows and 22 pipe bands holding it tight to the brick and siding.

Highlights

  • 193 ft of 6-inch seamless
  • 190 ft of 3×4 downspout
  • 11 downspout outlets
  • White gutters swapped for black

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