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Columbus Gutters & More

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Dan The Gutterman

Dan The Gutterman

(33 reviews)

Clintonville

I set an appointment for this business to come and clean my gutters and also give me an estimate…read morefor new gutters. The crew gets to my home, rings the doorbell but doesn't wait to speak to me, they just got on the roof to to work. Once they were finished, I expected to speak to one of them about the job and the estimate, but once again they rang the doorbell and when I went to open the door they were halfway down the street. The biggest problem was that on the invoice they left on the door was an additional charge for respiking the fronts gutters. At no point did these unprofessional workers come and get me to discuss my options, they just "fixed it" without my approval. I spoke with the manager and she stated that her crew saw that the gutters on the front of my house we're hanging "they weren't " and that majority of the time when her crew comes across a problem on a house they just fix it and the customer is ok with the additional charges. REALLY! in what world when you're conducting business do you just tack on charges without the customers knowledge that they'll be paying extra. She then she goes on to tell me she can charge me half the price of the additional charge or have the crew come back out to remove the new spikes that they allegedly put in. Or they can come back out to my house and explain to me what they did and charge me full price. Oh and did i mention that when they put the alleged new spikes into my gutters they put new holes into my house. So, if they were to remove them I would have multiple holes in the side of my house that are exposed to the elements. This is by far the worst business that I have ever dealt with. Stay away from them by all means. UNPROFESSIONAL. The following day she called back and removed the additional charge. So for that they get two stars.

Skip these guys. Wanted to dig without even checking if the water was going to the street and only…read morecleaned 1/2 the houses gutters.

A+ Gutters & Drains

A+ Gutters & Drains

(34 reviews)

I was absolutely convinced I had a major drainage design problem…read more My underground downspout lines drain to the street ditch, and after seeing water back up around a riser pipe, I was certain the issue was a site engineering flaw. In my mind, there were only a few possibilities: the lines needed to be re-pitched, the ditch connection needed to be lowered, or the whole system was somehow hydraulically inadequate. I had this drainage system installed just last fall, so the idea that it could already be clogged seemed impossible. Enter A+ Gutters & Drains. They came out the very same day I called. After I walked them through my highly sophisticated theory of grades, elevations, pitch, and drainage design, we headed to the discharge point at the street ditch. The technician took one look and smiled. "There really shouldn't be a glued-on end cap with a tight grill on it. These tend to back up and clog." "No way. Not already," I replied. "Would you like me to check?" he asked. A few minutes later, after attempting to pry it off with a screwdriver, the cap ultimately had to be cut off with a Sawzall. What was waiting inside? Inches of roof shingle granules, debris, and enough gunk to completely prove my engineering theory wrong. In about five minutes, A+ solved the mystery that I had mentally escalated into a full-scale drainage reconstruction project. To their credit, they graciously cut off the other problematic caps as well and explained why they were destined to clog. No upsell. No unnecessary work. Just an honest diagnosis and a simple fix. As I stood there processing the fact that my "catastrophic drainage failure" was really just a blocked outlet, the technician smiled and said, "Bring on the rain." And with that, he was off. Was my ego slightly bruised? Absolutely. Did A+ save me from chasing an expensive problem that didn't actually exist? Also absolutely. I only wish I had called them first. From now on, A+ Gutters & Drains will be my first call for anything related to gutters, drainage, or water management. Fast response, honest expertise, and a team willing to save customers from their own overthinking. That's a combination that's hard to beat.

My gutter was backing up due to a downspout not being able to drain. This was a result of ground…read moresettling causing damage to the underground drain line where that downspout flowed. The estimator recommended replacing the existing gutters around the entire house with a larger size ($10-12K) - completely ignoring the root cause of the issue. As this expense was outside our budget, his recommendation was to call back in a few years when I had enough money saved to pay for it!!! An immediate fix was needed... he reluctantly agreed to provide an estimate to relieve the affected gutter by adding a new downspout in a different location to connect with the underground drain line where it was flowing properly. I contacted two other gutter & drain companies and amazingly their first advice was to do the latter (add a downspout)... and both quotes came in less than half the cost I was quoted from A+ Gutters & Drains. Providing a cost-effective resolution was not in their best interest. Be aware!

Able Roofing - NO Underlayment!

Able Roofing

(54 reviews)

Northland, Maize-Morse

Climbed up to clean out the gutters. Then I saw the aggregate was coming off the shingles into the…read moregutters. Lots of it. Called 614-444-7663 and got a friendly voice. She got me set for an appointment the next week to fit my busy schedule. Chris was on time and we got down to business. He met with us and answered all our questions about the process. He took pictures, got it submitted to the system that spit out a detailed list of what we needed. Pretty cool. We signed up right away when we saw the price and everything they were going to do. The next step was when they called back to tell us when we would see the crew arrive. Terry was very nice and got us a date when we would not have kids in the house. We got the yard cleaned up so everything was out of the way and would not get damaged by the debris. And there was LOTS of it. But when they left you could not tell there was debris everywhere. Nice clean up job! Be a good human and give them access to a bathroom and get them Gatorade to keep them hydrated. Great job all the way around.

ADVICE: SCRUTINIZE YOUR INVOICES AND VERIFY ALL WORK…read more I am a repeat customer who paid Able Roofing $28,400 in 2025 for a full roof replacement (including all decking, soffit, fascia, and gutters). Based on that prior relationship, I engaged them again in 2026 for a major, insurance-funded structural repair after a 40-foot pine tree struck the corner of my house. While I paid my contracted estimate in full, a subsequent physical audit of the completed project revealed differences between the billed scope and the executed work. I strongly advise anyone hiring them to physically verify all completed items. -Equipment Billing: The final invoice included a $550.00 charge for a 20-yard dumpster that was not delivered to or utilized at my property. -Labor and Structural Scope: The billing included a $7,002.55 custom quote to tear down and rebuild internal framing, plus an additional $2,371.68 for framing labor. Despite paying the original estimate in full for this exact scope of work, an internal physical audit revealed the primary structural replacement was not executed. Furthermore, the minor patching that was performed was attached incorrectly, causing the new lumber to split. Communication Timeline: On July 1, I spoke with the Project Manager regarding visible exterior alignment issues and missing materials. As seen in the attached screenshot, he promised a response from his management team by the next day. A response was not provided. Prompted by this lack of follow-up, I audited the interior on July 4 and discovered the unperformed structural work. On July 6, I emailed Able Roofing's executive management team with photographic evidence, formally requesting a correction or a refund. I provided the refund option because if Able refuses to perform the work they were contracted for, completing the original scope now requires hiring another contractor to tear off the re-shingled sections--including the decking, soffit, and gutters--just to access and rebuild the internal framing. As of today, 11 days have passed since I last heard from anyone at Able Roofing. It appears Able Roofing is not used to customers auditing their work. Do not assume the work you or your insurance company paid for was completed as written. Get in your attic, verify the work, and scrutinize every single line item on your final invoice.

Professional Gutter & Drain - Gutter Guard

Professional Gutter & Drain

(31 reviews)

I contacted Professional Gutter & Drain after noticing an elbow on one of my gutters was leaking…read more The team quickly called me back and explained their pricing, which I feel is fair. They were pretty backed up due to the weather but were at my house within the time quoted which was two to three weeks. The crew arrived as scheduled and were very professional. Not only did they fix the issue I called about, but went above and beyond to make sure everything was in working order. They actually fixed some additional issues and were done within an hour! They were very honest and explained what needed fixed now and what could wait. I highly recommend Professional Gutter & Drain.

Updated 10-05-2026:…read more Was the work completed? No. Did that stop them from filing a lien? Also no. The workers were great - they got in, they did most of the work. But then they missed the higher up gutter and didn't connect it to the lower gutter (something specifically called out on their FIRST VISIT and discussion of work to be done, and a FOLLOW UP EMAIL where they said "yes, we will do that work.") Plain and simple, it's a gamble that you'll get what you paid for, but at this price, I had bigger gutters/downspouts and leaf guards added for less than other companies wanted for just a leaf guard. But the inability to complete the contract and then demand payment when I can't afford a lawyer? Does NOT leave a favorable feeling. Update: so they were paid in full - after the lien was filed, before their work was completed. Now they're demanding $200 extra to remove the lien, saying "it's in the attached invoice" - which it is not. So they filed a lien BEFORE work was completed, they were paid IN FULL before work was completed, and now are hassling me over $200 that they claim is in the "attached invoice" (hint: it is NOT in the invoice!) So - I'm going to say "not worth the hassle" and seek someone else. Maybe I'll get it resolved this year, who knows.

614 Exteriors

614 Exteriors

(14 reviews)

Todd and the team at 614 Exteriors did an outstanding job replacing the roofs on our house and…read moredetached garage after storm wind damage, and they also took care of the rotted fascia boards. Communication was excellent, Todd was professional and honest with the estimate, and they fairly adjusted the scope to what we actually needed while providing thorough insurance documentation. The crew was incredibly fast and clean. Both roofs finished in about 4 hours with zero mess left behind. The workmanship is top-notch. The new roofs look beautiful and we couldn't be happier with the results. Highly recommend!

Great experience when they installed my roof almost 10 years ago. Since then, in a relatively…read moreshort period of time, I had to call them because of leaks-leaks through the kitchen exhaust fan onto the stove, leaks through the water heater exhaust vent onto the basement floor, leakage/seepage through my chimney bricks, shingles not properly aligned with my gutter-such Of those 4, they only properly corrected two issues The 5th time was prior to July 4th this year when I noticed a place in the ceiling paint that appeared and felt damp. Called them. The person who came on the 1st was nice, went on the roof, said he saw nothing. Looked in the crawl space from a ladder--he didn't go in, and said it was a condensation/venting issue-they installed the roof vent when they installed the roof, and that someone else from the company would follow up. Emailed them on the 13th about the f/u. No response. Called another company. He went up took photos and there was a bullet hole in the shingle. He repaired it immediately. As the 614 inspection was done before the 4th, and I noticed the dampness in the ceiling before the 4th, the hole was likely there on the 1st when he said there was nothing wrong. Even if the roof warranty would not cover that kind of damage, it would have been nice to have received accurate information on the 1st, so that I could have had it repaired. It is probably good that they didn't follow up because I might have ended up spending unnecessary dollars to 'ventilate,' when ventilation was not the source of the problem. Nevertheless, since it is so close to the end of the warranty, I question whether they didn't follow-up because they didn't want to honor the warranty. To me, properly diagnosing and correcting 2 out of 5 issues after installation-4 within the first 3 years of installation, that are directly related to properly sealing the water heater vent pipe, properly installing flashing, installing the appropriate kitchen exhaust vent or properly aligning the edge shingles isn't stellar performance. As I have learned the hard way, there's more to roof installation than nailing on shingles.

Columbus Gutters & More - roofing - Updated October 2026

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