Expert Garage Door Repair & Installation in Edmonton, AB

Every eavestrough system will retain a certain amount of water. All corners must be sealed with caulking and it will cause a small amount of water to remain in the eavestrough. If the eavestrough is retaining an inch or more, then it may need adjustment or correction.

There are a variety of causes for leaking eavestroughs. Sometimes an eavestrough may appear to be leaking if water is travelling behind the eavestrough due to curled shingles, a lack of drip edge, or missing roof flashing near end caps.

It is possible to repair corner or endcap leaks yourself. We recommend having a professional inspect it to ensure that you are attempting to solve the appropriate problem. It is very important that the correct type of caulking is used and that the instructions on the tube are followed carefully. Also, sometimes fixing this problem can void whatever warranty you have. Always check with whoever installed the eavestrough first.

Yes, eavestroughs can be installed in the winter without any problems or compromised quality of installation. In fact, corners seal very well when it is cold outside. However, some repairs, or sealing old eavestroughs are often better left until the spring.

There are a variety of different indications that your roof needs to be replaced. Generally, you will notice shingle granules that are becoming depleted, excessive curling of the shingles, shingle breakage, and water leaks into the house.