Eavestrough & Gutter Installation
Protect Hamilton’s Eavestroughs & Gutters
Durable Eavestrough Installation
- Prevent Water Damage: Keep your home's foundation and exterior safe from water-related issues.
- They Look Great: Improve the look of your home with clean, well-installed eavestroughs.
- Long-lasting Materials: Made from high-quality materials to withstand the elements.
- Super-Low Maintenance: Easy to clean and maintain, saving time and effort.
FAQs for Eavestroughs Installations
Eavestroughs should be cleaned at least twice a year, typically in the spring and fall, to prevent clogs and ensure proper water flow.
Look for signs like sagging, leaking, rust spots, or visible damage. Water pooling around your home's foundation indicates that your eavestroughs need attention.
If you notice water spilling over the sides of your eavestroughs during a rainstorm, or if you see cute plants growing in them, it’s a clear sign that they are clogged and need cleaning.
We currently offer 5” extruded seamless aluminum only.
With proper maintenance, eavestroughs can last anywhere from 20 to 30 years, depending on the material and weather conditions.
Yes, properly installed and maintained eavestroughs can handle severe rainfall. Unclogging them and having the proper slope to direct water away from your home is also super important.
Besides regular cleaning, eavestroughs should be inspected for leaks, proper alignment, and secure attachment. We always seal any leaks and ensure that hangers and brackets are secure.
The cost can vary based on the material and size of the eavestroughs installation. It’s best to get an estimate to understand the specific costs for your home.
Proper drainage prevents water damage to your home's foundation, siding, and landscaping. It also helps prevent ice dams in winter, which can cause significant damage.
No, you don't need to remove your eavestroughs in the winter. Properly maintained eavestroughs are designed to withstand winter weather.
Water should flow smoothly towards the downspouts without pooling at any point. If you notice standing water or uneven flow, your eavestroughs may need to be realigned.
Eavestrough Inspection, Maintenance, and Repair
- We clean out eavestroughs and downpipes, removing debris to ensure proper water flow.
- All joints and corners are checked and re-sealed as needed to prevent leaks.
- We check downpipes for proper connections and extensions, ensuring water is directed away from your home.
- Our team checks and re-secures pipe straps to prevent movement and damage.
- We check for missing fascia on gables and replace or repair as needed to maintain structural integrity.
- Any damage to soffit from critters is repaired to keep pests out.
- We ensure proper slope and drainage on eavestroughs so water flows correctly and doesn’t pool.
- We check for gaps in eavestrough guards and re-secure or replace them as needed.
- Proper spacing on hangers is checked, and additional hangers are installed if needed.
- Loose spikes or hangers are secured to prevent sagging.
- We identify and replace non-repairable sections of eavestrough.
- Sealant around downpipe openings is checked and re-sealed to prevent leaks.
Protective Soffit and Fascia Installation
Benefits of Soffit and Fascia:
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Improved Ventilation: Helps ventilate your attic, preventing moisture buildup and mould.
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Cohesive Style: Provides a finished look to your roofline.
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Protection from Pests: Seals gaps to keep out birds, insects, and other pests.
- Durable & Low Maintenance: Made from long-lasting materials that require minimal upkeep.
FAQs for Soffit & Fascia Installations
They protect your home by preventing water from entering and provide ventilation to the attic, which helps prevent mould and rot.
With proper maintenance, soffit and fascia can last for many years. The exact lifespan depends on the material used and environmental conditions.
Soffit and fascia can be made from various materials, including aluminum, vinyl, wood, and fibre cement. Each material offers different benefits in terms of durability, appearance, and maintenance requirements.
Signs that your soffit and fascia need replacing include visible rot or damage, peeling paint, water stains, and the presence of pests or animals in the attic.
Yes, both soffit and fascia can be painted to match or complement your home’s exterior. Want a longer-lasting finish? Then it’s important to use the right type of paint for the material.
By providing proper ventilation, soffit and fascia help regulate the temperature in your attic and reduce the load on your HVAC system.
Inspecting your soffit and fascia at least once a year, ideally during your regular roof inspection is recommended. Look for any signs of damage, rot, or pests.
Neglecting soffit and fascia maintenance can lead to water damage, mould growth, and pest infestations. Over time, this can compromise the structural integrity of your home and lead to costly repairs.
While it’s possible to install soffit and fascia yourself, it’s a job that requires precision and knowledge of proper installation techniques. Hiring professionals (like us) means that the job is done correctly and safely.
The cost can vary based on the material, length, and complexity of the job. It’s best to get us to swing by for an estimate.
Gutter Guard Installations
- Prevent Clogs: Keep leaves and debris out of your gutters, ensuring proper water flow.
- Reduce Maintenance: Spend less time cleaning your gutters.
- Prevent Ice Dams: Helps prevent ice buildup that can damage your gutters and roof.
- Extend Gutter Lifespan: Protects your gutters from wear and tear, extending their life.