Leaking joints, sagging sections, fascia damage & clogged downspouts — same-day service available.
Resealing or patching failed joints on sectional eavestrough before they damage fascia or siding.
Re-hanging with properly spaced hidden hangers to restore correct pitch and stop pooling.
Damaged fascia boards and worn hanger brackets repaired or replaced — the usual root cause of sagging.
Clogged, disconnected, or poorly draining downspouts cleared, resealed, or rerouted away from the foundation.
Sections torn loose or crushed by ice buildup, falling branches, or high winds repaired or replaced.
Eavestrough pulling off the fascia in a storm, or overflowing at the foundation? We respond fast, 7 days a week.
Most eavestrough repairs in Guelph fall into a handful of common issues. Isolated joint leaks are the most frequent call — resealing or patching a failed joint runs $100–$250. Sagging sections, usually caused by failed or under-spaced hangers rather than a problem with the trough itself, run $150–$350 to re-hang correctly. Downspout repair or unclogging runs $80–$200, and is worth addressing quickly since a blocked downspout backs water up the entire run.
Watch for these warning signs: sections pulling away from the fascia, visible cracks or holes, rust or peeling paint on aluminum or steel systems, water pooling near your foundation, or overflow during moderate rainfall (not just downpours). Any of these point to a repair need before the damage spreads to fascia, siding, or your foundation. If overflow only happens during heavy debris season, it may just need a cleaning — see how often eavestroughs should be cleaned in Guelph before assuming it's a structural issue.
Fascia condition is behind more eavestrough problems than people expect — a rotted board behind the trough can't hold hangers properly no matter how well the eavestrough itself is repaired. We check fascia condition on every repair call and repair it in the same visit when needed, typically $8–$15 per linear foot.
Repair is the right call for an isolated joint leak, a single sagging section, or a downspout problem — these are quick, targeted fixes. Full replacement starts to make more sense when your eavestrough is over 20 years old, showing rust or corrosion across multiple sections, undersized for your current roof, or failing in more than one place within the same season.
Weighing the two? See our eavestrough installation services if a full seamless replacement turns out to be the better value.
We repair eavestrough throughout Guelph and the surrounding region:
Isolated joint resealing runs $100–$250, sagging section realignment or rehanging runs $150–$350, and downspout repair or unclogging runs $80–$200. Fascia board repair behind a damaged section runs $8–$15 per linear foot, similar to fascia work done during installation. We give you an exact price on-site before starting.
Watch for sections pulling away from the fascia, visible cracks or holes, rust or peeling paint, water pooling near the foundation, or overflow during rainfall. Any of these are worth a professional look before they turn into fascia or foundation damage.
Usually, yes. Sagging is most often caused by failed or spaced-out hangers rather than a problem with the trough itself. Re-hanging with properly spaced hidden hangers typically resolves it without replacing the eavestrough.
Yes. Fascia damage is a common cause of eavestrough sagging and pulling away from the roofline. We repair or replace damaged fascia sections as part of the same visit where needed.
Older sectional eavestrough has joints roughly every 10 feet, sealed with caulking that dries out and cracks over years of freeze-thaw cycling. Once the seal fails, water leaks at the joint rather than flowing to the downspout. Reseal or, on older systems, replacement with seamless aluminum eliminates this failure point.
Repair makes sense for isolated joint leaks, single sagging sections, or downspout issues. Full replacement is usually more cost-effective if the system is over 20 years old, severely oxidized, or failing in multiple locations at once.
Tell us what's wrong and we'll get back to you within 24 hours — same-day service is often available.
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