Complete Rainwater Management
Gutter & Eavestrough Services
Installation, replacement, repair and drainage solutions designed for BC’s heavy rain.
Your roof only works as well as the system that carries water away from it. Direct Roofing installs and repairs gutters, eavestroughs, downspouts, leaf protection, hidden gutters, soffit and fascia for homes, multi-unit properties and commercial buildings across the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland.
25+ Years Experience
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Roof + Exterior Expertise
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More Than a Gutter
Protect the Roof, Walls, Foundation & Property Below.
Eavestroughs collect rainwater at the roof edge and direct it into downspouts so it can be discharged away from the building. When the system is undersized, clogged, leaking, poorly sloped or damaged, water can overflow exactly where you do not want it.
New seamless gutter installation
Gutter & eavestrough replacement
Leak and joint repairs
Downspout additions & relocation
Leaf guards & gutter screens
Hidden / built-in gutter repairs
Soffit & fascia replacement
Roof-to-gutter drainage review
Gutter & Eavestrough Services
One Team for the Complete Drainage System.
From one leaking corner to a complete replacement, we can inspect the existing system and recommend the right scope.
New Gutter Installation
New rainwater systems for re-roofs, renovations, additions and new construction.
- Continuous/seamless runs where suitable
- Correct slope and outlet planning
- Downspout layout and discharge
- Colour and profile coordination
Gutter Replacement
Remove aging, leaking or undersized eavestroughs and install a properly functioning replacement system.
- Old gutter removal
- Fascia condition review
- New outlets and downspouts
- Final drainage test
Gutter & Eavestrough Repair
Targeted repairs for leaks, loose sections, damaged corners, poor drainage and localized failures.
- Leaking seams and corners
- Loose hangers and sagging runs
- Damaged sections
- Outlet and downpipe issues
Downspouts & Drainage
Add, repair or relocate downspouts so roof runoff has a clear path away from the building.
- Downpipe replacement
- Additional outlets
- Relocation and extensions
- Rain barrel tie-ins where appropriate
Leaf Guards & Gutter Screens
Help reduce leaf and debris accumulation while maintaining access for inspection and maintenance.
- Gutter screens
- Leaf protection options
- Debris-management review
- Tree-heavy property solutions
Hidden / Built-In Gutters
Inspection and repair of integrated gutter assemblies, including membrane-lined systems.
- Membrane condition
- Slope and drainage
- Rotten fascia / substrate
- Cap flashing and transitions
Soffit & Fascia
Repair or replace deteriorated roof-edge components that support drainage, ventilation and exterior finish.
- Fascia boards
- Metal fascia capping
- Vented soffit
- Roof-edge coordination
Gutter Inspection & Maintenance
Evaluate flow, slope, attachment, debris, outlets, downspouts and signs of water escaping the system.
- Roof-edge inspection
- Blockage and overflow checks
- Leak identification
- Maintenance recommendations
Common Gutter Problems
Small Drainage Problems Can Create Big Water Problems.
If you see water where it should not be, the cause may be more than a simple clog. We look at the entire route from the roof edge to the final discharge point.
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Overflowing During Heavy Rain
Debris, inadequate outlets, poor slope or capacity issues can cause water to spill over the front or back of the gutter.
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Sagging or Pulling Away
Loose fasteners, failed hangers, excess debris or deteriorated fascia can allow sections to move out of alignment.
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Leaks at Corners & Seams
Joints and end details can deteriorate, allowing water to stain fascia, soffit, siding and walls below.
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Water Near the Foundation
Short, disconnected or poorly placed downspouts may discharge roof runoff too close to the building.
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Rotten Fascia or Soffit Damage
Repeated wetting at the roof edge can be a sign that water is getting behind or around the gutter assembly.
