Guards
Gutter guard installation
Micro-mesh and aluminum guards fitted to your trough profile, not clipped on top of it. Sized for elm leaf, poplar fluff and shingle grit — the three things that actually clog Edmonton eaves.
Get this quotedProtect your home with Edmonton's gutter experts. We clean, guard, repair and re-pitch eavestroughs built for prairie winters — so water leaves your roof the way it was meant to.
Eavestroughs here aren't fighting rain — they're fighting a freeze-thaw cycle, elm leaf, cottonwood fluff and eight months of ice. Here's what each part of the year does to the run above your head.
One crew, one visit. Most homes need two of these — we'll tell you which two, and we'll tell you when the other three aren't worth your money.
Guards
Micro-mesh and aluminum guards fitted to your trough profile, not clipped on top of it. Sized for elm leaf, poplar fluff and shingle grit — the three things that actually clog Edmonton eaves.
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Cleaning
Hand-scooped and flushed end to end, downspouts included. Debris bagged and taken with us, beds and walkways left the way we found them.
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Repair
Failed seams, pinholes and dripping corners re-sealed with exterior-grade sealant, plus new end caps and mitres where the old ones are past saving.
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Downspouts
New runs, replacement elbows and extensions that carry water a proper distance from the foundation — the fix that quietly prevents a wet basement.
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Pitch
Sagging sections re-hung on hidden hangers and re-pitched so water moves to the outlet instead of standing in the trough and freezing there all winter.
Get this quotedSame trough, same afternoon. Every job ends with photos like these — one set per elevation, sent before the invoice.
Water that can't leave the roof soaks fascia, rots soffit, freezes into dams under the shingles and pools against the foundation. Everything downstream of a blocked eavestrough costs more to fix than the eavestrough.
No door-knocking, no surprise add-ons, no invoice before you've seen the work.
Call or send the form. We size the job from the roofline and give you a flat price — no walk-around required.
Every run is checked for standing water, loose hangers, split seams and failed slope before anything gets touched.
Debris out by hand, downspouts flushed, repairs done on the spot where they're small enough to handle same-visit.
Before-and-after photos of each elevation land in your inbox. You pay once you've seen the work.
Rated 4.9 across 180+ reviews from Terwillegar to Fort Saskatchewan.
"They found a split seam over our back door that two other companies had walked straight past. Fixed it the same afternoon and sent photos."
"Guards went on in October and we didn't touch a ladder once all winter. First spring in six years with no ice sheet on the driveway."
"Quoted on the phone, showed up when they said, cleaned up better than they found it. The photo report is a genuinely nice touch."
Most quotes go out the same day. If we can see the property clearly, you get a flat price without anyone stepping on your lawn.
Twice a year for most homes — a spring clean after the melt and a late-October clean once the elms and poplars have finished dropping. If you have mature trees directly over the roofline, add a mid-summer flush after the cottonwood fluff comes down.
Good ones do. Coarse plastic screens fail here because fluff mats over them. We fit micro-mesh sized to shed fine seed and shingle grit, and we still recommend a yearly top-side check — a guard reduces cleaning, it doesn't end it.
Yes, for ice damming, emergency blockages and heat-cable installs. Full cleans wait until the trough has thawed, because chipping frozen debris out of aluminum is how eavestroughs get bent and seams get split.
A standard bungalow clean starts around $149 and a two-storey with complex rooflines is usually $229–$329. Repairs and guard installs are quoted per linear foot after inspection. You get the number in writing before we start.
No. As long as we have gate and yard access, most customers are at work. You'll get a text when the crew arrives and the photo report when they leave.