Seamless Gutters
5" seamless aluminum fascia-style eavestrough, formed on site so there are no seams to leak.
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Fascia is the board your gutter hangs on. If it is soft, nothing fastened to it will hold. We replace it, wrap it, or cover it, whichever your house actually needs.
We strip old fascia and soffit, replace any timber that has gone soft, and fit new fascia that lines up straight along the whole run. It is the difference between a roof edge that looks new and one that looks patched.
Wrapping your fascia boards in aluminum gives a clean finished edge that does not need painting, does not check in the sun and does not soak up water at the joints. It is the most common upgrade we do alongside a new gutter install.
If you would rather keep a wood look, LP SmartSide trim is treated engineered wood with a rich cedar grain. It takes paint in any colour, so it can match trim you already have.


The cheapest time to fix fascia is the day the old eavestrough comes down, because the boards are already exposed and the crew is already on the wall. Doing it later means paying to take the new gutter back off.
That is why we look behind the trough before we quote. If there is rot, you will see it in the estimate rather than as a change order halfway through the job.
We buy our gutter, soffit, fascia and siding stock from Canadian suppliers wherever we can. It supports Canadian workers, and it means we can still get matching replacement pieces years down the road.
Yes, as long as the wood underneath is still sound. We wrap it in metal, which protects it and gives it a new finished look. If the board is soft or punky, wrapping only hides the problem. That one needs replacing first.
Yes. Our owner is a journeyman carpenter, so structural repair is in-house work for us rather than a second trade you have to book and wait for.
No. That is most of the appeal. The colour is factory-applied to the coil, so it does not need to be repainted the way bare wood does.
Treated engineered wood with a cedar-grain texture. It gives you a wood appearance with better resistance to moisture and insects than raw lumber, and it can be painted any colour to match your existing trim.
Almost always, yes. The gutter has to come off to get at the fascia, so combining them saves you a second mobilization and a second bill.
5" seamless aluminum fascia-style eavestrough, formed on site so there are no seams to leak.
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Traditional aluminum downspouts, rain chains, drain guards and repositioning of existing runs.
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Vented aluminum and vinyl soffit that keeps your attic breathing and your shingles dry.
Learn moreTell us what you need and we’ll come out, measure, and give you a firm number. Our estimates include all downspouts and elbows, so nothing gets added at the end.