Eavestrough Installation, Repair and Cleaning in Edmonton

Eavestrough does one simple but important job: move water off your roof and away from your home.

When the system is undersized, clogged, damaged, poorly sloped or draining in the wrong place, that water can end up where you do not want it.

All In One Exterior installs, repairs and cleans eavestrough systems throughout Edmonton and surrounding communities.

Why it matters

Good Drainage Protects More Than the Roof

Rainwater and snowmelt need a clear path from the roof to a safe discharge point away from the home.

A properly functioning eavestrough and downspout system helps control that water before it can create problems around the exterior.

  • Move runoff away from the roof edge
  • Reduce water running down siding
  • Help protect fascia and soffit
  • Direct water away from the foundation
  • Reduce pooling around the home
  • Help prevent erosion around landscaping and walkways

The goal is not simply to hang trough along the roofline. It is to build a drainage path that works.

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What we do

Our Eavestrough Services

01 / Installation

Eavestrough Installation

We install new eavestrough and downspout systems for exterior renovations, roof replacements, additions and homes with aging or inadequate drainage. The layout, slope, downspout placement and discharge points all matter to how well the system performs.
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02 / Replacement & repair

Eavestrough Replacement & Repair

Leaking joints, damaged sections, poor slope and loose connections do not always require the same solution. We assess the existing system and determine whether targeted repairs make sense or whether replacement will provide a better long-term result
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03 / Cleaning

Eavestrough Cleaning

Leaves, needles and debris can restrict water flow and cause troughs to overflow. Cleaning helps restore proper drainage and gives us an opportunity to identify visible issues with the system before they become larger problems.
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Worth a look

Signs Your Eavestrough
System Needs Attention

Some drainage problems only become obvious during heavy rain or spring melt.

It may be time to have the system assessed if you notice any of these.

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  • Water overflowing the edge of the trough
  • Persistent dripping from joints or corners
  • Sagging or pulling away from the fascia
  • Standing water inside the eavestrough
  • Water running down siding
  • Pooling around the foundation
  • Downspouts discharging too close to the house
  • Visible cracks, holes or damaged sections
  • Ice buildup around the roof edge
  • Repeated clogging
Where the water ends up

Downspout Placement Matters Just as Much

Collecting water from the roof is only half the job. The system also needs to discharge that water somewhere appropriate.

Poorly positioned or undersized downspouts can simply move the problem from the roofline to the foundation or even shingles.

When planning a system, we consider

  • Roof area and runoff
  • Number and placement of downspouts
  • Direction of drainage
  • Distance from the foundation
  • Walkways and landscaping
  • Existing grading
  • Areas prone to pooling or ice
Two different answers

Repair or Replace Your Eavestrough?

A small issue does not always justify replacing the entire system.

Repair May Make Sense When

  • Damage is isolated
  • One joint or section is leaking
  • A downspout has become disconnected
  • The overall system is still in good condition
  • A localized slope or attachment issue can be corrected

Replacement May Make Sense When

  • Leaks or damage are widespread
  • The trough is repeatedly sagging or separating
  • The system does not drain effectively
  • Existing eavestrough is undersized or poorly configured
  • Fascia work requires significant removal
  • The home is undergoing a larger exterior renovation
One coordinated scope

Eavestrough, Fascia and Roofing
Meet at the Same Edge

Drainage problems do not always begin with the eavestrough itself.

If fascia is damaged, the trough may not have a solid mounting surface. If the roof edge is deteriorating or improperly detailed, water may travel behind the system. If soffit or fascia is already being replaced, it may be the right time to address the eavestrough too.

Because All In One Exterior handles the surrounding exterior components, we can identify and coordinate related work within one project.

  • Fascia replacement
  • Soffit replacement
  • Roofing repairs or replacement
  • Roof-edge detailing
  • Siding work
  • Downspout and drainage improvements
Our approach

Our Eavestrough Process

01

Assess the Existing Drainage

We look at the eavestrough, downspouts, fascia and where water currently travels around the home
02

Identify potential issues

We determine whether the issue is caused by clogging, damage, poor slope, insufficient capacity, discharge location or a related exterior component.
03

Build the Solution

We recommend repair, replacement, cleaning or a revised drainage layout based on what the home actually needs.
04

Complete the Work

Our team installs or repairs the system and makes sure water has a clear route away from the home.

What Our Clients Are Saying

Keep Water Moving Away From Your Home

Whether your eavestrough is leaking, overflowing, pulling away from the roofline or simply due for replacement, we can assess the system and recommend the right next step.
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