Eavestroughs

Eavestroughs keep the water that falls on your roof from collecting near your foundation. If your eavestroughs are leaking, it is usually a sign that seams have come loose or that a section of the eavestroughs has become corroded. Leaky Toronto eavestroughs can be patched or repaired.

All solid metal eavestrough covers work on the same principle; rain flows over the curved edge of the cover and into the eavestrough through a gap small enough to keep out the debris, using a principle of physics known as the Coanda Effect. The phenomenon of a fluid flowing in contact with a solid surface, and tending to follow it even when it curves away, was discovered by Henri Coanda in 1910. The solid metal cover differs from mesh eavestrough covers in that it allows the debris to slide off, rather than becoming trapped and blocking the mesh.

Our eavestrough repair services include installation and replacement.