Eavestroughs & Gutters
Professional gutter systems built for long‑term protection in Alberta’s toughest conditions, installed the right way every time.
Our Gutter and Eavestrough Services includes:
Eavestrough Installation
We will upgrade or replace your current gutter systems to ensure optimal performance
Eavestrough Repair
We will fix leaks, holes, and any other damage to restore your gutter system to full performance.
The Under Appreciated Hero
Most homeowners don’t realize how much their gutters do. Year after year, they quietly move rainwater away from your roof, siding, and foundation. While you’re inside staying comfortable, your gutter system is working in the background to protect your home from costly water damage.
At 2theTop Roofing, we make sure your gutters are installed and pitched correctly so water flows exactly where it should. Proper drainage prevents foundation issues, protects your landscaping, and keeps your home dry and structurally sound.
Gutter Warning Signs
Gutters are designed to move water away from your home’s walls and foundation, protecting it from moisture and long‑term structural damage. When they start leaking, cracking, or overflowing, it’s often a sign the system isn’t doing its job anymore. Some issues can be fixed with simple repairs, but when the damage is more widespread, a full replacement may be the better long‑term solution.
We deliver clean, professional installations built for Alberta weather, and our repair work is done right the first time. You’ll always get honest recommendations with zero upselling, backed by fully insured, safety‑focused crews. As a local company, we provide responsive service you can rely on every step of the way.
Why Homeowners Choose 2TheTop
Is It Time for a Gutter Replacement?
If your gutter seams are starting to leak, it’s a strong indicator the system is reaching the end of its lifespan. While seam repairs are sometimes possible, once the joints are packed with old sealant, adding more only restricts water flow and creates new problems. Gutters pulling away from the fascia usually mean the supports are failing and the system can no longer hold proper alignment. It’s also important to watch for wood damage, an aging gutter system can let water slip behind the trough and rot the gutter boards. Left unaddressed, this can lead to preventable structural issues around your home
