Eavestrough & gutter repair in Burlington

Burlington's hillside geometry decides its repairs. Homes climbing toward Tyandaga and Brant Hills often drop a full storey at the back, so a sagging rear run sits at the property's tallest working height — the exact repair most homeowners and most handymen leave alone. Up there, needle felt from the Escarpment's pine holds water in the trough, and a soaked felt layer is heavy enough to start the sag in the first place. Down in Roseland, it is classic old-canopy wear: oak load opening seams and pulling hangers on homes whose trim deserves careful hands.

Everything minor starts at $89 (2026) and gets priced on site before we begin — refastening, resealing, re-levelling, with rear-elevation work quoted at the height it actually is, not the height the front suggests. Millcroft's two-storeys repair like standard modern builds. If a run is past a minor fix we tell you plainly, and if we spot the issue during a $399 cleaning we quote it on the spot and fix it the same day with your approval.