Service area
Eavestrough cleaning and repair in Markham
Markham pairs heritage Main Street charm with some of the newest subdivisions in the GTA. From century homes in Old Markham Village and Unionville to fresh two-storeys in Cornell and Berczy, we keep the eavestroughs clear and prove it with photos.
Last updated October 17, 2026
Every service, all of Markham
The full crew menu runs in Markham, priced by the same transparent matrix:
Guides for Markham homeowners
- Neighbour's downspout flooding your yard? GTA rulesHomeowner guide · 11 min read
- Is a twice-a-year gutter maintenance plan worth it?Pricing guide · 4 min read
- Why your gutters overflow even when they're cleanHomeowner guide · 5 min read
- Should you blow the leaves off your roof?Homeowner guide · 3 min read
The trees that clog your gutters
Unionville and Old Markham sit under mature maples and willows near the Rouge tributaries. The newer east-end subdivisions have young street trees, but backing woodlots along the Rouge still load rear gutters heavily.
The homes we service here
Heritage two-storeys near Main Street, executive homes in Unionville, and dense new two-storey builds in Cornell and Wismer where homes share tight lot lines. Tight side yards need careful ladder setup, which is our specialty.
When to book in Markham
Markham's calendar depends on which Markham you own. The mature maples and willows near the Rouge tributaries — Unionville, Old Markham Village — drop from mid-October, with the willows trailing into November and shedding fine, whippy material for weeks after the maples finish. The newer east end sheds lighter and earlier, but the woodlots behind Cornell and Berczy keep feeding rear runs until the Rouge corridor is bare. A late-October-to-mid-November clean carries most of the city; woodlot-backing homes add the mid-fall touch-up in heavy years.
What the job involves in Markham
Two very different job profiles share this route. Heritage homes near Main Street get the careful version: hand-clearing on older gutter profiles, gentle flushing, fasteners only into sound wood — never pressure that could lift a century-old seam. Cornell and Wismer get the geometry version: laneway lots and tight side yards where ladder placement is the actual skill, and where a $349 townhouse or $399 detached clean includes a discharge check because the spout exits a metre from two foundations. Willow debris gets the hard flush everywhere; it wraps into elbows like nothing else we handle.
What your photo report looks like
Drag the handle to see the difference. When we finish in Markham, you get the same view of your own eavestroughs.
After
BeforeLocal questions