How much does eavestrough replacement cost in Calgary?
Pricing depends on linear footage, height, roofline complexity, downspout count, access, and whether the right system is 5-inch or 6-inch. The quote tool gives an early range, then measurements confirm the final scope.
Should I choose 5-inch or 6-inch gutters?
Many homes perform well with 5-inch systems, but 6-inch gutters make sense when roof area, valley concentration, slope, or runoff volume are pushing the limits of a smaller profile. The right answer is based on the house, not a blanket rule.
Why do my gutters overflow even after cleaning?
Overflow is not always a debris problem. Poor slope, undersized runs, bad downspout placement, crushed sections, or heavy valley discharge can all overwhelm the system.
Can bad gutters damage siding or the foundation?
Yes. Mismanaged roof runoff can saturate walls, stain siding, erode landscaping, and dump water too close to the foundation. In winter it can also create dangerous ice near entries and walks.
Do you replace only the gutters, or the full drainage setup?
That depends on the house. Sometimes replacing the troughs alone is enough. Other times downspouts, extensions, fascia details, and discharge points need to be corrected at the same time for the system to work properly.
How long does gutter replacement take?
Many homes can be handled quickly, but access, height, weather, and the amount of drainage redesign required can extend the timeline. The important part is getting the slope and discharge right.