Gutter guards & eavestrough covers in Leaside

Guards earn their place on Leaside's three-storey rebuilds. Every cleaning on a tall, narrow-lot home means long ladders set in a tight side yard, so cutting how often you clean has real value. On the original two-storeys of North and South Leaside, the street maples drop keys in June and leaves through November, and a well-fitted guard keeps the bulk out. Ravine lots in Bennington Heights and Governor's Bridge collect oak leaves and grit for weeks, which calls for a fine mesh rather than a coarse screen.

We assess the roof pitch, gutter width and trees first, clean and flush the run, then cut guards to the gutter and fasten them to hold through wind and ice. A rebuild's gutters may be wider than the originals next door, and the guard has to match. Installs are quoted on site after that assessment. For 2026 planning: guards reduce cleaning rather than ending it, so plan a yearly check, and if guards are already on your house and need to come off for a cleaning, that adds $40.