Eavestrough Repair & Installation

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What are eavestroughs for?

Eavestroughs, also known as gutters or rain gutters, are built along the edge of a roof to collect and guide rainfall away from a home’s foundation. The eavestroughs slope downhill to a downspout, which directs the water away from the foundation.

This prevents rainwater from soaking into the ground and causes the foundation to shift or break, resulting in costly repairs. Eavestroughs also serve to keep water from accumulating on the roof, which may lead to leaks and structural damage. At Custom Aluminum, we offer a wide range of eavestrough options to suit any home’s unique needs and style.

Our expert team provides installation, repair, and maintenance services to ensure that your eavestroughs function properly and protect your home from water damage

Why are eavestroughs important?

Eavestroughs or gutters play an important role in avoiding water damage to a property. If melting snow and rainfall accumulate on the roof and do not drain properly, the roof might deteriorate, resulting in costly repairs.

Standing water is collected and released to the ground by an excellent eavestrough system, preventing roof decay. In addition, to avoid yard flooding after heavy rain or snow, a good drainage system in eavestroughs is required.

Water can be directed to neighboring drainage locations by eavestroughs with numerous downspouts. By preventing structural damage, mold growth, discoloration, and erosion of the soil beneath the foundation, installing eavestroughs can help prevent harm to other areas of the home.

Eavestrough FAQs

Eavestroughs should be cleaned at least twice a year, ideally in the spring and fall. However, if the home is surrounded by trees, more frequent cleaning may be necessary.

Signs of eavestrough damage include sagging, leaks, rust, and cracks. If water is pooling around the foundation of the home or there is water damage inside the house, it may be a sign that the eavestroughs are not functioning properly.

Yes, eavestroughs can be painted to match the color of the house. However, it is important to use high-quality paint that is designed for metal surfaces to ensure that the paint adheres properly and lasts for a long period.

Eavestroughs can be made from a variety of materials, including aluminum, copper, steel, and vinyl. Aluminum is the most commonly used material due to its durability and resistance to corrosion.

It is important to clear the gutters on a regular basis, particularly in the fall when leaves and debris can gather. By keeping debris out of the gutters, a leaf guard or gutter cover may also help avoid blockages. As well, it is essential to make sure that the downspouts are correctly positioned and clear of obstacles to allow for effective water drainage.

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