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Eavestrough cleaning and repair in Etobicoke
From the lakeshore in Mimico to the estates of The Kingsway, Etobicoke mixes some of the oldest tree canopy in the west end with busy renovation streets. We run the gutters on both, with ladders sized for everything from bungalows to three-storey rebuilds.
Last updated October 17, 2026
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Where we work in Etobicoke
Every service, all of Etobicoke
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The trees that clog your gutters
The Kingsway and Sunnylea sit under giant old oaks and Norway maples that shed acorns, keys, and heavy leaf loads. Along the lake, wind drives debris into south-facing gutters even from trees a street away.
The homes we service here
Grand two and three-storey homes in The Kingsway, compact post-war bungalows in Alderwood and Long Branch, and a steady wave of two-storey rebuilds. Wide eaves and hips are common, so we quote by home type, not guesswork.
When to book in Etobicoke
Etobicoke runs two calendars at once. The giant oaks of The Kingsway and Sunnylea are among the last trees in the west end to finish — acorns from September, leaves into late November — so those streets book their main clean late and are patient about it. By the lake in Mimico and Long Branch, timing matters less than wind: south-facing runs collect debris all winter from trees a street away, which is why lakeside homes get real value from a spring clean even after a perfect fall one.
What the job involves in Etobicoke
Kingsway work is the borough's showpiece: steep hips, wide eaves, and mitred corners under heavy oak load, handled with standoffs and patience. Three-storey sections run $499 or a custom quote, and heritage trim takes fasteners only where the wood is sound. At the other end of the route, Alderwood and Long Branch bungalows are quick $339 visits. Everywhere near the water we check the lake-side elevation twice before calling a job done — wind-packed south runs fail quietly, and acorns in the elbows are the local downspout signature.
What your photo report looks like
Drag the handle to see the difference. When we finish in Etobicoke, you get the same view of your own eavestroughs.
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