One of the more overlooked parts of a home can be the eavestroughs. They are responsible for directing runoff water from your roof through pipes (or downspouts) to drainage areas. Water left on the roof can damage it, potentially compromising your home’s infrastructure. The eavestrough is a vital, protective installment that protects your property.

Having your eavestroughs cleaned and maintained regularly is an investment in the health of your home. Removing blockages prevents the accumulation of water, dirt, and debris. Left unchecked, water from clogged eavestroughs might find its way into the interior, leaving stains or cracks on ceilings and walls. Worse, it might cause flooding in the basement, damage to the foundation, and create an environment hospitable for the growth of mould and mildew.