Eavestrough installation, replacement, downspouts, and drainage corrections.
Serving Toronto and communities across the GTA. We inspect first, explain the options, and put the proposed scope in writing.
Roof drainage has to collect water at the eaves and move it to a sensible discharge point. We review sagging, leaks, overflow, downspout routing, and roof-edge conditions before defining replacement or repair work.
Tell us what you are seeing, where the property is, and whether water is entering the home.
We inspect the affected roof areas and the details most likely to be causing the problem.
You receive a clear scope describing the proposed work, materials, and known cost factors.
Once you approve the estimate, we confirm timing and explain how to prepare the property.
Our crew completes the approved scope and documents important findings uncovered during the work.
We remove job debris, check the work area, and review the completed scope with you.
Pricing reflects measured length, access, fittings, downspouts, and any related fascia or roof-edge work. The estimate states exactly what is included.
We only label photos as True North Roofing projects after the location, work scope, and image pair have been verified.
Verified before-and-after pairs for this service have not been added yet. You can still see work shared directly through our official Instagram feed.
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Blockages, insufficient outlets, poor slope, loose sections, and unusually concentrated roof drainage can all cause overflow. We check the route water takes before recommending cleaning, adjustment, or replacement.
Replacement may be appropriate when sections are badly distorted, pulling away, repeatedly leaking, or unable to drain properly. Localized damage may only require a smaller repair.
They should direct water away from vulnerable walls and foundations without creating hazards or affecting neighbouring property. The practical route depends on grading, lot layout, and local requirements.
Yes. Eavestrough fasteners need a sound attachment. If visible fascia damage could affect the work, we document it and explain what must be addressed before or with installation.
Roof area, valleys, outlet placement, and local rainfall all influence drainage demand. We assess how water reaches each run instead of choosing downspouts by appearance alone.