Eavestroughs
Eavestroughs aren’t glamorous, but bad ones wreck fascia, flood basements, and stain siding. We install them right.
Roofing guides
Understand what your roof needs.
4 min read
Why Clean Gutters Overflow, Even Over the Front Door
Find why clean gutters overflow, including over an entrance, by checking capture, outlets, slope and the route across the landing.
3 min read
Your Eavestrough Is Damaging Your Foundation
A damp basement can start at the roof edge. Follow gutter spills and downspout discharge before choosing a repair.
3 min read
Ice Dams: What Causes Them and When to Worry
How ice dams form on Ontario roofs, when they're actually dangerous, and what you can do about them.
The process.
Assessment and measurement
We measure every run, check the fascia condition, and plan the downspout routing for proper drainage away from the foundation.
Old eavestrough removal
Existing gutters come down. We check the fascia board behind them for rot. This is where hidden damage hides.
New installation
Seamless 5” aluminum eavestrough, custom-formed on site. Proper slope for drainage, secure brackets, and sealed joints.
Downspout installation
Downspouts routed to direct water away from the foundation. Extensions where needed to prevent pooling.
What's included.
- •Seamless 5” aluminum eavestrough
- •Custom on-site forming
- •Proper slope and drainage
- •New downspouts and extensions
- •Fascia repair if needed
- •Old eavestrough haul-away
Honest pricing.
Eavestrough replacement for an average GTA home runs $1,200–$2,800 depending on the total linear footage, number of corners, and downspout count. We often do eavestroughs alongside a roof replacement at a bundled price.