Eavestrough SystemsComplete Water Management

Eavestrough is the Canadian term for gutters — the channel along your roofline that collects rainwater and directs it away from your foundation.

• Protects foundation, siding, and landscaping from water damage
• Prevents basement flooding and soil erosion
• Directs water to downspouts and away from the structure
• Essential for every home in the Kawarthas climate

Yes. We custom-form seamless aluminium eavestroughs on-site for a precise fit with no mid-run joints to leak.

• Formed from continuous coil stock on our portable machine
• No joints or seams along straight runs
• Custom-fit to the exact dimensions of your roofline
• Available in 30+ colours to match your exterior

At minimum twice a year — spring and fall. Homes near trees may need more frequent cleaning.

• Spring: clear winter debris and check for ice damage
• Fall: remove leaves before freeze-up
• Leaf guard systems reduce but do not eliminate maintenance
• We offer gutter cleaning and maintenance services

Yes. We offer several styles of gutter protection to reduce debris buildup and extend time between cleanings.

• Micro-mesh screens — best for fine debris and pine needles
• Solid covers with water channels — heavy debris shedding
• Foam inserts — cost-effective basic protection
• All options compatible with our seamless eavestrough systems

Common signs include sagging, pulling away from the fascia, persistent leaking at joints, and visible rust or holes.

• Sagging sections indicate failed hangers or fascia rot
• Joint leaks in sectional gutters are a frequent failure point
• Rust holes allow water to fall directly against the foundation
• Overflowing gutters may be undersized for the roof area

Yes. Coordinating eavestrough installation with siding or roofing projects is efficient and ensures proper integration.

• New fascia provides a solid mounting surface for gutters
• Colour coordination with new siding or trim is seamless
• Single mobilisation reduces overall project cost
• We plan downspout routing as part of the exterior design