Gutter & eavestrough cleaning in Toronto

Toronto's old-city streets are the heaviest eavestrough work we do. In Roncesvalles, The Annex and along the Danforth, early-1900s semis rise two and three storeys over side lots barely wide enough for a ladder, so the setup itself is the skill. Under the Norway and silver maple canopy of High Park and The Beaches, one fall clean is rarely enough: maple keys and catkins start loading troughs by early October, and the main drop is not finished until mid-November. On heavily treed streets we recommend two passes — an early-October touch-up and the full clear once the trees are bare — because a gutter that fills again in three weeks was not really cleaned for the season.

Pricing comes off the same 2026 matrix as everywhere else we work: $369 for a two-storey semi, $399 for a two-storey detached, and $459–$499 for three-storey century homes like the ones around High Park and The Annex. A heavily treed lot adds $20 for the extra bagging and hauling. Every visit ends the same way: downspouts flushed, debris gone, and before-and-after photos of your actual eavestroughs in your inbox.