Spring & Fall is the best time to have your eavestroughs cleaned!
Keep Your Eavestroughs Clean All Year Round!
SPRING and SUMMER SERVICE
Spring and summer bring storms and plenty of rain. Scheduling a spring cleaning will ensure rain water properly moves freely through your eavestroughs and downspouts.
Keeping your eavestroughs and downspouts clear and clean from leaves and debris will direct water away from your home, protecting your foundation from pooling water that can create additional moisture and potential mold in your basement.
Clogged downspouts will cause eavestroughs to fill with water and could cause damage to your roof, shingles, soffit and fascia and also create mold in the attic.
FALL SERVICE
Eavestroughs are a collecting spot for falling leaves in the fall. This is the most important time to have eavestroughs cleaned. Eavestroughs left in poor condition without a cleaning before winter can result in damage to eavestroughs and ice damming on your roof.
Eavestrough’s that have not been cleaned before winter could fill with water that turns to ice. Ice creates excess weight on the eavestrough that will eventually pull away from your home and require repair.
Eavestroughs full of ice during winter will leave melting snow from your roof with nowhere to go. Water will run down the side of your home and begin to pool around the foundation.
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Why call us? Because we get the job done!
Typically eavestroughs should be cleaned twice a year. Especially if your home is surrounded by trees.
Caledon Eavestrough Cleaning does not clean windows or install eavestroughs. We will not up-sell other products or services, like most other eavestrough cleaning services. While on-site, if we notice any roof, shingle or eavestrough damage that requires immediate attention, we will simply let you know. OUR SERVICES include:
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Eavestroughs and downspouts cleaned by hand
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Minor repairs performed on leaking eavestroughs and downspouts, if required
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Replacement of downspout straps, if missing or loose
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Final inspection and removal of debris from site
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Fully Insured
DID YOU KNOW?
Keeping your eavestroughs and downspouts clear and clean from leaves and debris will direct water away from your home, protecting your foundation from pooling water that can create additional moisture and potential mold in your basement.
Clogged downspouts will cause eavestroughs to fill with water and could cause damage to your roof, shingles, soffit and fascia and also create mold in the attic.