Your eavestrough has one job that matters a great deal: moving rainwater away from your roof, walls, and foundation. When it leaks or overflows, water ends up where it should not.
Sherak installs seamless eavestrough, formed on site from a single piece of material so there are no joints and far fewer places to leak.
What is an eavestrough?
An eavestrough, more commonly called a gutter, runs along the edges of your roof to collect rainwater and channel it away from your home. It protects your roof, walls, and foundation from water damage. Because seamless eavestrough is made from one continuous piece, it removes the joints where leaks usually start.
What is a downspout?
A downspout is the vertical pipe attached to your eavestrough that carries water down and away from your foundation, preventing basement leaks and soil erosion. Even the best eavestrough cannot work properly without a well-placed downspout.
Our eavestrough and downspout services
We cover the full system:
- Seamless eavestrough installation, sized to fit your home
- Eavestrough and downspout repair for leaks, clogs, and detachment
- Eavestrough cleaning to clear debris and restore flow
- Gutter guard installation to keep leaves and debris out
Eavestrough vs gutters
In Canada the terms eavestrough and gutter are used interchangeably for the same system. Either way, seamless eavestrough is more leak-resistant than traditional sectional gutters, whose seams are prone to leaks and blockages. Our guide comparing seamless and sectional eavestroughs works through the joint counts, cost per foot, and lifespan of each.
The benefits of repair and maintenance
Keeping your eavestrough and downspout in good shape pays off:
- Prevents water damage around your foundation, walls, and roof
- Improves drainage and prevents overflow from blockages
- Extends roof life by managing water away from the roof and siding
- Prevents soil erosion and protects your landscaping
How much does eavestrough installation cost?
Cost depends mainly on your home's size and the materials. On average, expect $1,000 to $5,000 for a full system installation or repair. Contact us for a free, no obligation quote based on your home.
How our process works
We start with a consultation to assess your home, then recommend seamless eavestrough and downspouts sized to your roof and the water it needs to handle. Each system is custom-fit on site for a near-perfect fit with minimal risk of leaks or blockages. We also repair leaks, realign downspouts, and clear clogs.
We install and repair eavestroughs and downspouts across the GTA, York Region, Simcoe Region, and the Kawarthas, from Aurora and Stouffville to Barrie, Newmarket, Markham, and Kawartha Lakes.
Eavestrough and gutter repair
Even the best seamless system wears over time from harsh weather, debris, or poor installation. We fix leaks, realign sections, and unclog downspouts so your system flows smoothly again, extending its life and protecting your home from costly water damage.
Recent Seamless Eavestrough projects
Frequently asked questions
- What is seamless eavestrough?
- It is eavestrough formed from one continuous piece of material on site, rather than joined from short sections. Fewer seams means fewer leaks and a cleaner look.
- How much does eavestrough installation cost?
- On average, a full eavestrough and downspout system runs $1,000 to $5,000 depending on your home's size and materials. We provide a free quote.
- Do you also install gutter guards?
- Yes. We install gutter guards to keep leaves and debris out, which reduces clogs and cuts down on cleaning.
Why homeowners choose Sherak
- 10 Year Warranty. Workmanship backed by a 10 year warranty.
- Pay After Satisfaction. 10% due only after your satisfaction.
- $5M Liability Insurance. Fully insured with $5 million liability coverage.