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Mailboxes • Duluth, GA

Mailbox installation, repair and HOA mailboxes

Mailboxes are the biggest part of what we do. Mark has installed, repaired and restored mailboxes across North Metro Atlanta since 1987, for homeowners, HOAs and builders. Text a photo of your mailbox for the fastest quote.

Black Imperial mailbox with a gold address plate in front of a stone home

Mailbox work we do

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New mailbox and post installs
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Imperial mailbox systems
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Knocked-down mailbox repair
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Paint and number restoration
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Brick and stone mailbox doors
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Cluster mailboxes (CBUs)
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House numbers and address plates
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Locking and wall-mount mailboxes

Custom metal mailboxes

We carry custom mailboxes in many styles, with the numbering and lettering cut right here in our sign shop. Developers, builders, homeowners and business owners come to us for tamper-resistant and locking mailboxes, standard metal or wood post mailboxes, and wall-hanging boxes.

Every install follows depth and anchor codes, so the post stays put, and the box goes where your carrier expects it: 41 to 45 inches above the road, with the door 6 to 8 inches back from the curb. More on mailbox and post installation.

Built to your neighborhood’s standard

A lot of communities in Gwinnett, Forsyth and North Fulton spell out the exact mailbox, post and numbers every home has to use. Tell us your neighborhood and we will match it, whether it is one home after a knockdown or every mailbox on the street. See HOA and cluster mailboxes.

Repairs and restoration

Most damaged mailboxes can be saved. We reset leaning and knocked-down posts, replace doors and flags, fit new doors and inserts to brick columns, and repaint faded mailboxes with new numbers or letters in any metal finish. See mailbox repair and restoration.

Neighborhood jobs

Mailboxes Mark has installed and restored

Mark labels his job photos with the neighborhood. Here are a few from around North Metro Atlanta.

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Refreshed black mailbox and post in Clearwater Plantation
Clearwater Plantation: mailbox refresh
Iron mailbox post with scroll bracket in Hampton Place, Duluth
Hampton Place, Duluth: iron post
New mailbox with scroll bracket in Wellington Estates off Abbotts Bridge Road
Wellington Estates, off Abbotts Bridge
Mailbox with a bracket modified to fit the post in Riverside Walk, Sugar Hill
Riverside Walk, Sugar Hill: custom bracket
Mailbox post with a horse topper in the Triple Crown neighborhood in Milton
Triple Crown, Milton
Black mailbox and fluted post installed in Meyers Park
Meyers Park
All-new black mailbox and post installed in the Barcelona neighborhood
Barcelona: all-new install
New mailbox installed on Lansfaire Landing
Lansfaire
Starting prices

What mailbox work costs

These are starting points so you are not guessing. Send a photo and you get an exact price before we start.

New mailbox and post, installed: from $225

Mailbox on a wood post, set in concrete at USPS height, with the old one hauled off. Metal box on a metal post starts at $385.

Reset or replace a post: from $85 plus parts

Labor to dig, set and mount your mailbox again, including after a knockdown. A new post or box is added to the price.

Imperial mailbox system, installed: from $565

Imperial box, post and address plates, installed by a certified Imperial installer. Price depends on the model.

Brick mailbox door or insert: from $250

We fit a new door or insert to the brick column you already have. Any mortar or brick work is priced once Mark sees it.

Repaint with new numbers: from $185

Prep, primer and paint on the mailbox and post, finished with new numbers.

Numbers and plates: from $20

Vinyl numbers on both sides of the mailbox. Address plates start at $50 and brass numbers at $10 each.

Starting prices, not final prices. The ground, the mailbox you choose and any brick work all change the cost. Cluster mailboxes and HOA projects are priced per unit or per home, with volume pricing for the whole job.

How it works

A new mailbox in three steps

No runaround. You know what it costs before any work starts.

Step 01

Text a photo

Send a photo of the mailbox and your address to (404) 314-7806, or use the quote form. Tell us what happened or what you want.

Step 02

Get a price

Mark tells you whether it needs a repair, a repaint or a new mailbox, and what each one costs.

Step 03

Set right

The post goes in plumb, the box goes on level at USPS height, and your numbers are easy to read from the road.

Mark holding a custom mailbox with cut vinyl numbers in the Sign Kwik shopImperial Castlemain mailbox with brass address numbers
Who you talk to

One installer since 1987

When you call or text about a mailbox, you reach Mark. He quotes the job, cuts the numbers in our Duluth shop and does the install himself.

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Imperial-certified installer

Imperial cast-aluminum systems go in the way Imperial intends, from one home to a whole street.

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Numbers cut in our own shop

Vinyl numbers, names and address plates are made in-house, in the font and color your HOA asks for.

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Set to code and USPS rules

Depth, anchoring, height and setback are done right the first time, so your carrier never skips you.

Where we work

Mailboxes installed across North Metro Atlanta

Mark installs and repairs mailboxes across Gwinnett, Forsyth, North Fulton, Hall, Jackson and Barrow counties. Pick your town to see the signs we make there too, or see every area we cover.

Mailbox knocked down? Let’s get it back up, kwik.

Text Mark a photo of the mailbox and your address. You will get a straight answer on what it needs and what it costs.

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