Siding and eavestroughs
Siding and eavestroughs in Hamilton, Ancaster and Burlington
New siding and eavestroughs protect your walls and foundation from water and give the building a fresh look.
Why it matters
Siding and eavestroughs work together
Siding is the outer shell of your walls: it keeps rain and wind out. Eavestroughs and downspouts carry roof water away so it does not soak the walls, pool by the foundation or end up in the basement.
What we do
Siding and eavestrough services
Siding
Siding installation and replacement for homes and commercial buildings, and repair of damaged sections.
Eavestroughs and downspouts
Eavestrough and downspout installation, replacement and repair, so roof water goes where it should.
Warning signs
When to call about siding or eavestroughs
- Water overflowing the eavestroughs in heavy rain
- Eavestroughs sagging or pulling away from the fascia
- Leaks at the seams and corners
- Siding that is cracked, warped, loose or faded
- Damp walls or water pooling near the foundation
FAQ
Siding and eavestrough questions
Why do eavestroughs matter?
They collect water from the roof and send it away from the house. Without working eavestroughs, water runs down the walls and collects near the foundation, which can lead to rot, staining and basement leaks.
Can you replace the eavestroughs when you do my roof?
Yes. Because we do both roofing and eavestroughs, they can be done together in one project.
Do you repair siding or only replace it?
Both. Damaged sections can often be repaired; if the siding is worn out across the house, replacing it is usually the better choice.
Want new siding or eavestroughs?
Call the line closest to you, or send a few details and we will get back to you.