Eavestrough Installation | Bay Roofing and Exteriors Ltd.

Eavestroughs collect water running off your roof and direct it away from your foundation, siding, and landscaping. When they sag, leak, or overflow, water pools around your foundation and seeps into basements or crawl spaces, and it runs down exterior walls causing staining, rot, and damage to trim and siding. If you live in North Bay, Sudbury or Muskoka and your eavestroughs are overflowing during rainstorms, pulling away from the fascia, or filling with debris that blocks flow, repair or replacement restores proper drainage and protects your home from water damage.

Bay Roofing and Exteriors Ltd. provides comprehensive eavestrough solutions including seamless eavestrough installation, repair, maintenance, and assessment of existing systems. Seamless eavestroughs are formed onsite to fit your roofline without joints along straight runs, which reduces the chance of leaks and improves appearance. The company also installs gutter guard options such as Double Pro and other systems that prevent debris buildup and reduce the need for regular cleaning. Each project begins with a professional inspection to evaluate the condition of your eavestroughs and recommend the best course of action, followed by a no-obligation estimate that outlines materials, costs, and timelines. Financing options are available through partners like Financeit to help manage project expenses.

If you need new eavestroughs installed, repairs made, or gutter guards added to reduce maintenance in North Bay, Sudbury, Muskoka and the surrounding areas, reach out to schedule an inspection and receive an estimate.

An eavestrough installation in North Bay, Sudbury, Muskoka and the surrounding areas involves removing old eavestroughs if needed, inspecting and repairing fascia to ensure solid attachment points, and installing new seamless eavestroughs formed to the exact length required for each section of your roofline. Downspouts are placed to direct water away from the foundation, and hangers are spaced to support the weight of water and prevent sagging. Gutter guards are installed over the top of the eavestroughs if requested, using systems designed to let water in while keeping leaves, twigs, and other debris out.

After the work is finished, water will flow smoothly from your roof through the eavestroughs and out the downspouts without overflowing or leaking, and you will no longer see standing water around your foundation after heavy rain. If gutter guards were installed, you will spend less time on ladders cleaning debris from your eavestroughs, and water will continue to drain even when leaves are falling.

Bay Roofing and Exteriors Ltd. works on both residential and commercial properties across Northern Ontario, and the company integrates eavestrough work with roofing, soffit and fascia, and siding projects when you are updating multiple parts of your exterior. The team uses quality materials and installation techniques to ensure your eavestroughs perform reliably in all weather conditions, and inspections are thorough to identify issues before they cause damage.

How often should eavestroughs be cleaned?
Without gutter guards, eavestroughs should be cleaned at least twice a year, typically in spring and fall, to remove leaves, twigs, and debris that block water flow. With gutter guards installed, cleaning frequency is reduced significantly because debris stays on top of the guards instead of filling the trough.
What is the difference between seamless and sectional eavestroughs?
Seamless eavestroughs are formed onsite in continuous lengths that match your roofline, so there are no joints along straight runs where leaks commonly develop. Sectional eavestroughs are assembled from shorter pieces with seams that can separate over time.
How do gutter guards work?
Gutter guards cover the top of the eavestrough with a mesh, screen, or solid surface that allows water to enter while keeping leaves and debris out. Systems like Double Pro are designed to handle heavy rain and prevent clogs without requiring frequent removal or cleaning.

Why do eavestroughs sag or pull away from the house?
Sagging usually happens when hangers are spaced too far apart, when the fascia is rotting and cannot hold the fasteners, or when eavestroughs are clogged and holding too much weight. Proper installation with secure hangers and solid fascia prevents this.
Can eavestroughs be installed in winter?
Eavestrough installation can be done in winter if temperatures are above freezing and conditions are safe for crews to work. Bay Roofing and Exteriors Ltd. schedules projects based on weather and will recommend the best timing for your situation.

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Seamless eavestrough installation, repair, and gutter guard systems in North Bay, Sudbury, Muskoka and the surrounding areas

How working eavestroughs change water flow around your home

Common questions about eavestroughs and gutter protection

How often should eavestroughs be cleaned?

What is the difference between seamless and sectional eavestroughs?

How do gutter guards work?

Why do eavestroughs sag or pull away from the house?

Can eavestroughs be installed in winter?

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