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Seamless Eavestrough Installation vs Regular Eavestrough Installation

January 24, 2017 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

seamless eavestrough installation versus regular eavestrough installationEavestroughs and guttering form a very important part of your house structure. So much so, that without them, your home would likely suffer from regular flooding and other damage. It should be surprising then, that most of us don’t pay much attention at all to our eavestrough installations, only remembering them when they need repairs or maintenance. Yet, if we had given them the consideration they deserve in the first place, there’s a good chance that they would need much less maintenance and fewer repairs.

Should I Opt for a Seamless or Regular Eavestrough Installation?

Whether you are contemplating a new build, or are looking at repairing or replacing an existing installation, you should be aware that eavestrough installations are usually seamless or regular, joined gutters. Both of these options have their merits and demerits, and that’s why we’ve come up with some tips to help you choose which one is more suitable for you:

  • If you are looking for a DIY project – Traditional eavestrough installations are made up of separate gutter parts, which simply need joining together. This can make it relatively simple for you to join and assemble at home, thus keeping down additional labour costs. The trade-off is that these gutters are more prone to blockages and require much more maintenance than their seamless counterparts.
  • If you are looking for low-maintenance eavestroughs – Seamless gutters are formed from one continuous piece of material, without joints. They are made to fit your house perfectly, and this means that they are able to do their job with minimal complications. As there is no way for debris to be caught between joints, there is no strain on the guttering. This means they need less cleaning and will last much longer than a traditional eavestrough installation.
  • If you are concerned about safety – It is very wise to consider the state of your guttering as a potential hazard to your well-being. At the end of winter, we will undoubtedly see scores of households around Milton, Oakville, Burlington and the Toronto area, reeling from damage caused by broken eavestrough installation There are many things that can go wrong, which are then compounded by the cold weather. Even a minor buildup of leaves in late fall, can accumulate debris, freeze and cause flooding. Even more catastrophic results can come about when blockages drop into the drains and cause a buildup of water, which results in cracked pipes as outside temperatures rise. By using a seamless installation, the likelihood of suffering from such problems is vastly reduced.
  • When you have budget concerns – People can be surprised at the amounts they are quoted for new installations and baulk at the idea of spending a large amount on guttering. If you simply can’t finance a seamless installation right now, you’ll probably end up going with traditional gutters. However, in the long run, traditional gutters will probably end up costing you just as much, and take up more of your time. If you can afford the initial outlay, it’s often better to go with a new seamless installation and enjoy the peace of mind it gives you.

The good news is that you have already taken the first step, in that you are paying attention to your guttering and considering which solution works best for you. Consider the amount of time you are willing to spend on maintenance, plus any future costs and compare them with the upfront costs of an all-new guttering installation. This will help you to make the right choice for your home.

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Frozen Eavestrough Installation: 3 Things Not to Do

November 22, 2016 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

frozen eavestrough installationSome of the biggest hazards faced by gutters and downspouts in the Toronto area are caused by cold weather. Perhaps the most serious of these occur when they become blocked with ice. This can often damage their structural integrity and increase their mass, causing further damage to the home. Once an eavestrough installation is blocked, it can easily lead to flooding and other major problems. Regrettably, there is no easy fix for gutters and downspouts that are blocked up with ice.

Think Before You Act When You Discover a Blocked Eavestrough Installation

Despite the inevitable frustration you will feel upon finding an iced-up gutter or downspout, you’ll need to resist the urge to find a sledgehammer solution to the problem. Such an approach will invariably make things worse. Trying to find a quick home-made remedy to this kind of problem usually results in more damage being done than if you hadn’t lifted a finger. The arrival of spring in towns like Milton, Burlington and Oakville often sees people digging deep for professional repairs and lamenting their carelessness. To avoid becoming one of them, be aware of the following:

  • Leave the Axe in the Garage – No matter how natural it seems to try to chip the ice away using an axe or a pick, and no matter how careful and skillful you believe yourself to be, this is usually a recipe for disaster. Ice can be tough to shift and you’ll have to put your back into it to make any progress. Even catching the surface of the gutter or downspout can result in its destruction. The ice is tough to shift, but it is very easy to smash your eavestrough installation with an axe or a pick.
  • Don’t Try to Melt the Ice by Yourself – While this approach admittedly seems smarter than using brute force to fix the problem, it is likely to be ineffective and could still have damaging results. Attempting to melt the ice with salt and other substances, will lead to an increase in volume and further flooding. It is likely that your drains will remain full and simply refreeze the following night.
  • Don’t Hire Uninsured Cowboys – Choosing to go with a professional is a good option, but you must beware of the many cowboys floating around in the winter months. They will tell you that they are insured and offer to clear the ice from your eavestrough installation at what seems like a good price. If things go wrong, however (as they often do with cowboys) – you’re going to have to pick up the bill when you find they have vanished and didn’t have cover in the first place. Always ask to see insurance documents.

Avoiding these three courses of action could mean you dodge a second bullet when spring comes around. But is there a way for you to dodge the first bullet in the first place? As it turns out, there is: At the end of fall, when the last leaves have fallen from the trees, you should make sure your eavestrough installation is cleaned thoroughly. Debris in drains freezes and prevents water from passing through. Once that happens, thawing becomes very difficult. No matter where you live, ensuring your drains are cleaned professionally at least twice a year, is the best way to prevent ice blockages, flooding and damage in the winter.

If it’s too late for that, make sure you choose a reputable tradesperson to deal with the emergency. Check their licensing and insurance – including workers’ compensation. If they cause an injury, you don’t want to be held liable.

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Common Questions Homeowners Typically Have about an Eavestrough Installation

October 25, 2016 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

eavestrough installation in TorontoWhen it comes to eavestrough installation, most DIYers and home renovation enthusiasts will put down their tools and pick up the phone to call a professional contractor. The first reason for this is that installing an eavestrough can be tricky to get right. In addition to getting the spacing and fitting right, it’s absolutely essential to ensure that all joints are properly sealed, and that the whole eavestrough is fixed at just the right angle to ensure the right amount of flow.

There Are Several Eavestrough Installation Companies in the GTA – How Do You Know Which One to Choose?

There are many contractors in the local area – Milton, Oakville, Burlington and other towns offer several options for eavestrough installation. Now you need to know how to choose the best one for the job. You can do this by asking several questions and considering the answers you receive, in order to narrow down your options and eventually find the right contractor for your job. Consider asking some of the following questions:

  • How Will Your Existing Roof Warranty Be Affected? – Obviously the answer to this question differs for each particular situation. You’ll need to dig out your roof warranty and find out what stipulations are made about any modifications. Quite often, if the eavestrough installation disturbs the roofline, your warranty can become void. You’ll need to discuss this with your contractor and ensure that you are both conscious of how the work could affect your existing warranty.
  • How Long Will it Take? – This is a pretty straightforward question on the face of it. Unless your house is particularly large, has awkward access or requires some kind of specialist approach, your eavestrough installation should be completed within a day. As we well know, however, the weather in the Toronto area can occasionally deteriorate alarmingly quickly. If the job is postponed due to the sudden onset of winter, you won’t want to wait until Spring to get the job finished.
  • How Much Will it Cost? – Again, no two jobs are alike and there can be a big difference in price between a large and complicated job and a straightforward installation. Once the contractor has had the chance to take a look at the work that needs to be done, they should give you an itemized estimate of labour costs, materials, tax and so on.
  • What Are the Terms of Payment? – Most contractors are likely to ask for a deposit before any work is done. After all, they have to source the materials and keep their business running at the same time. For most jobs, the deposit shouldn’t be more than one quarter of the total cost. If you are asked for more, it could mean that your contractor is experiencing liquidity issues – they may charge you a high deposit and the delay the work in favour of more lucrative contracts.
  • Will the New Eavestroughs Be Seamless? – Seamless eavestroughs are made from a single piece of material, rather than several pieces joined together. They are usually preferable to joined eavestroughs as their natural smoothness prevents dirt and leaves getting trapped and eventually contributing to blockages. In the same way, they also offer better protection against leaks. Material that is joined together is more likely to break and spring a leak than one, continuous piece of material.

What is certain, when you hire a contractor to install new eavestroughs on your property, is that there is no margin for error. You need to be certain that you choose someone who will get the job done right at the first time of asking. Blockages and leaks can cause all kinds of problems which could end up costing you a lot more money. Don’t allow yourself to be swayed by very low prices – it’s standards that count in the long-run.

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How Eavestrough installation can keep common gutter problems clear.

September 15, 2016 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

Eavestrough Installation keeps common gutter problems awayEavestroughs have a pretty simple mandate: Catch the water that runs off the roof of your home, be it in Milton, Oakville, Burlington or Toronto and channel it to the downspouts. Rocket science it’s not. But eavestroughs are only as effective as the job that was done to install them. Hire a discount or unqualified contractor to handle your eavestrough installation and you’re opening yourself up for a host of problems that can begin almost as soon as you’ve paid the installation bill and continue for years afterward. In this post we’ll look at some of those common problems that can be averted if you have your eavestrough installation handled by the pros at Alliance Trust.

The Importance of Quality Eavestrough Installation

Eavestroughs may seem like no big deal but poorly installed eavestroughs can cause a rash of problems that can lead to leaky roofs, unwanted pests invading your home, electrical problems, water in the basement and more. Below are some common problems with gutters that are often the result of poor or discount installations.

  • The gutters become clogged: The most common of all gutter problems is also one that will wreak havoc with your home if it’s not cleared up quickly. Better yet avoid the problem altogether by having your eavestroughs professionally installed, including proper gutter guards, to prevent the eavestrough from becoming clogged in the first place. Discount installers often skip this feature in an effort to save money.
  • Weak joins: Sections of eavestrough come together at what are called “joins”. If these joins are done quickly or haphazardly by inexperienced or poorly trained installers the sections of gutter can begin to separate almost as soon as the caulk is dry. The result will be water on the ground next to your foundation that may lead to excessive hydrostatic pressure on the foundation walls and water in the basement.
  • Gutters hung at the wrong angle: Gutters need to be hung at the proper angle so that water that enters them can be moved quickly and effectively toward the downspout. If the angle is too shallow water will stagnate in the eavestrough. If it’s too steep the downspout can become overwhelmed and water will spill over onto the ground. Hanging eavestroughs at the wrong angle is a common mistake less experienced installers will make.
  • Gutters coming loose from the house: If you look up and notice your eavestrough is hanging precipitously off the house it’s because they weren’t secured properly to the fascia. This is another problem that often pops up as the result of discount eavestrough installation. Discount installers try and cut corners by not using enough hangers. But improperly supported gutters can start pulling away from the house after only a few heavy rain events.
  • Downspouts depositing water next to the house: Eavestroughs and downspouts were invented to protect the foundation of the house. If all the water from the roof were allowed to cascade down to the ground around the foundation the house would have major basement flooding issues and perhaps become unstable as well. If the downspouts are too short and dumping water right next to the foundation you might as well not have an eavestrough system. This is another mistake made by companies trying to install gutters on the cheap.

Eavestrough installation is not a glamorous subject but having it done properly is crucial to the overall health of your largest investment, your home. Make sure when you need gutter repair or replacement that you choose the company more people in Milton, Oakville, Burlington and Toronto choose to do the job right: Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc.

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7 Ways in Which a New Eavestrough Installation Will Benefit Your Home this Year

September 1, 2016 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

7 benefits of new eavestrough installationEavestroughs are a bit like tyres on a car. Nobody gives them much thought until they fail. But waiting for your eavestroughs to come crashing to the ground before you replace them is like waiting for a bald tyre to blow while you’re driving. In both cases it is worth your while to take care of the problem before it becomes critical or causes a cascade of other problems that will require expensive fixes themselves. Whether you live in Milton, Burlington, Oakville or anywhere else in the Greater Toronto Area, a new eavestrough installation is essential home maintenance and below we’ll give you 7 reasons why.

New Eavestrough Installation is not a Luxury, It’s a Necessity

Eavestroughs are one of the home’s most critical elements. If yours are in need of replacement there’s no excuse for putting it off. A new eavestrough installation will:

  • Help Prevent Basement Flooding: When water from the roof spills out of the eavestrough and lands next to the foundation it penetrates the soil and puts hydrostatic pressure on the exterior of the foundation. Foundations are strong but relentless hydrostatic pressure will find a way through and basement flooding will become your new normal.
  • Keep Your Foundation Stable: One of the most important side effects of keeping water out of the basement is that the foundation will not be undermined. This is crucial to the overall wellbeing of your home. If too much water penetrates the ground around the foundation that ground will begin to subside. When that happens your home begins to settle, often unevenly.
  • Provide Instant Curb Appeal: Most homeowners don’t think about the visual impact of eavestroughs until they break down, clog or start to come loose. Nothing says ‘rundown’ quite like the sight of water spilling out of eavestroughs that are hanging at an odd angle. A new eavestrough installation will provide your home with an immediate jolt of curb appeal.
  • Prevent Other Problems: New eavestroughs will also help save the flower beds around your house, prevent rot in the fascia, prevent water intrusion into the attic and exterior walls, prevent the growth of potentially harmful molds in your basement and make sure rainwater is properly drained from your property.
  • Require Minimal Maintenance: While you may spend quite a bit of time and money propping up your old eavestroughs so that they’re in the right place and performing their job properly, new eavestroughs will be largely maintenance free; especially if you install gutter guards to keep leaves and other debris from causing backups.
  • Make It Easier to Sell Your Home: Putting your home on the market with old, barely functioning eavestroughs is asking for a ‘no sale’. Conversely, replacing your old eavestroughs before hanging the ‘for sale’ sign out front will make it much more likely you close the deal in a timely fashion.
  • Help Keep Pests From Moving In: People with squirrel or raccoon infestations in their attic commonly discover they got there through a fascia compromised by the eavestrough. Either water overflowing the eavestrough weakened the fascia making it easy for pests to claw through the wood or the eavestrough pulled away from the fascia leaving a hole that could be exploited. Either way a new eavestrough installation will prevent this happening.

Replacing old malfunctioning eavestroughs is as important as changing the oil on your car. You might get away with ignoring it for a while. But more likely you’ll set in motion other problems that will require expensive fixes in the future. Don’t gamble with the value of your home. Call Alliance Trust Aluminum today and talk to one of our helpful pros about new eavestrough installation.

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Eavestrough Installation: 6 Questions to Ask Before Green Lighting Yours

May 16, 2016 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

Eavestrough installation seems like it should be a pretty straightforward process: you do a little online research and find a company near you, then call and arrange for them to come and take care of the installation. Easy, right? Well, yes and no. If you’ve found a company with a reputation for quality work at affordable prices then the answer is “yes”. If on the other hand you found someone whose primary interest is getting 25% cash up front then the answer is probably “no”. So how to separate the trustworthy from the scam artists? In this post we’ll provide you with 6 questions that should help.

Ensure a Smooth Eavestrough Installation by Asking These Questions

When it comes to home improvement projects everyone wants a good price. Problems arise however when you get blinded by a great price and neglect to ask the following questions in order to find out if the prospective contractor is legit.

1) Can you provide references? – This is right up front because if they can’t provide references you shouldn’t even consider them. If they do supply you with names and numbers it’s important that you follow up by calling those folks and possibly taking a ride by their house to check out the quality of the work.

2) Are you licensed and insured? – Licensed contractors need to live up to certain standards. Unlicensed contractors get to make it up as they go. Whoever does your installation also needs to be able to prove they have robust liability coverage and that their employees are covered by workman’s comp in case of accident. No insurance, no deal.

3) What material choices do you offer? – If all they only offer 1 kind of eavestrough you may want to try someone else. Eavestroughs today come in a variety of materials including:

  1. a) Copper – The natural beauty of copper comes at a price. So beware.
  2. b) Vinyl – Vinyl is lightweight, easy to install, 100% corrosion-proof and inexpensive.
  3. c) Wood – For wood eavestroughs you’ll want a company that’s done it before.
  4. d) Galvanized – Galvanized was the industry standard before aluminum.
  5. e) Aluminum – Aluminum is durable, corrosion resistance and easily formed onsite.

4) Do you use nails or screws? – This is important for the long term viability of the eavestrough installation. Sometimes homeowners have to replace their eavestroughs not because they’ve worn out but because the nails the installer used pulled out over time and the eavestrough gave way. This won’t happen when the installer uses screws.

5) How do you handle damaged supports? – Sometimes when the old eavestroughs are removed damage to the underlying fascia is revealed; meaning attaching new eavestroughs to it won’t work. You’ll need to have this damage repaired first. A reputable company will be able to take care of it for you and give you some idea how much they charge for such a service.

6) How long will the job take? – The prospective company should be able to give you a clear idea how long the job will take them. While weather delays are always a possibility it shouldn’t impact the number of working days it will take to finish the job. Depending on the size of your home it should only take a few days.

Other things you’ll want to discuss with the contractor include clean-up, payment schedule and whether or not they offer a warranty on their eavestrough installation work.

When it’s time to replace the eavestroughs on your Milton, Oakville, Burlington or Toronto home call the pros at Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc. We’ve been creating satisfied customers right across the GTA for more than 6 years with our fair pricing and no hassle, no tricks eavestrough installation.

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5 Ways in Which an Eavestrough Installation Can Change Your Home for the Better

January 15, 2016 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

When you choose to install new eavestrough on your home you’re not just giving it a quick facelift, you’re investing in its current health, long term value and viability. Your home is very likely the largest single investment you’ll ever make and should be treated as such. By choosing eavestroughs from Alliance Trust you’re helping to ensure the home you love so much will still be there to serve the needs of your children and grandchildren.

Alliance Trust Eavestrough Installation in Oakville: The Smart Choice

Here are 5 ways that new a new eavestrough installation in Oakville from Alliance Trust Aluminum can add value to your home.

  • Curb appeal – Few things raise the curb appeal of a home as quickly and dramatically as the installation of new Your home’s entire profile will be automatically enhanced and in most cases the surrounding landscape will also get a boost-by-association.
  • Reduced maintenance – An eavestrough installation from Alliance Trust Aluminum will greatly reduce the amount of maintenance your home will require. No more hiring eavestrough contractors every few years. No more replacing rotting wood at the end of another long Ontario winter. Our premium eavestrough options will keep your house looking good year round, year after year.
  • Environmental advantages – Eavestroughs from Alliance Trust can take a big bite out of your energy bills and leave you more money for important things; like winter vacations in the Caribbean! Not only that but when the day comes in the distant future when you’re ready to redo your home anew, your old eavestroughs can be completely recycled.
  • Outstanding ROI – Multiple sources put new eavestroughs at or near the top of the list of home improvement projects with the most attractive ROI. In some cases your ROI may be 100% of the initial expense. That’s better than kitchen remodeling or basement renovation.
  • Increased marketability – While the increase in your home’s bottom line value may be limited, your new eavestroughs will make it easier for you to sell your home when the time comes and help ensure you get closer to your asking price.

New eavestroughs from Alliance Trust Aluminum can be the difference between thriving in your home and surviving in it, between stifling energy bills and affordable ones and between closing on your home quickly and watching it linger on the market unsold. Call us today on 647-898-4228 to find out more about eavestrough installation in Oakville.

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How to Tell When Your Property Needs a New Eavestrough Installation

June 1, 2015 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

Many people take gutters and the important role they play in preventing water damage for granted. Without gutters that are unobstructed and in good working order, any rain that drips down from the eaves of a house would drip onto walls or seep into the house’s foundation, causing leaks in the roof and potentially disastrous water damage to the house’s masonry. It is, therefore, of grave importance that you always ensure your eavestroughs are in good condition.

Signs That New Eavestrough Installation is Required

Due to standard wear and tear, eavestroughs will get damaged over time. When you see them begin to wear down, you should immediately call one of our pros for eavestrough installation. Below are a few ways you can tell when its time.

  • Sagging Eavestroughs – This is one of the easiest signs to spot, because gutters that are sagging or even pulling away from the house because of excess weight stick out like a sore thumb. Gutters are meant to neatly send water and debris, and sagging gutters are indicative of an old and damaged eavestrough.
  • Rust – This is another sign that’s easy to spot from the ground. It is normal that the eavestrough gathers rust over time, but it should be replaced when it does.
  • Pools of Water – As stated above, gutters are meant to keep water from dripping straight down and forming pools that can seep into the foundation. Because of this, pools of water on the ground under the gutters signifies the need for a new eavestrough installation.
  • Cracks – Once a year, you should get a ladder and investigate your eavestrough. Even small cracks can develop into large problems, so any cracks that you notice might mean you require new eavestroughs.
  • Paint Flecks – While you are looking at your gutters, take a look at the paint on and around them. If it is peeling off, it is likely indicative of water damage from the eavestrough.
  • Water Marks Below the Eavestrough – Obviously, the water from the eavestrough is not meant to leak out and seep into the house. If water marks are visible on the house directly below the eavestrough, it is not doing its job and needs to be replaced.

You may wonder why these issues call for installation of a totally new eavestrough instead of repair, and it is because it is easier and cheaper to put in a new gutter than to painstakingly repair the metal. Alliance Trust Aluminum has been helping homeowners in the Oakville and Burlington areas with eavestrough installation as well as siding installation and soffit and fascia installation for 7 years. We would be happy to add you to our ever-growing list of satisfied customers.

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Seamless Eavestrough Installation

April 5, 2014 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

Eavestrough installation MiltonWhen you hear someone talk about a “seamless eavestrough installation” what they are referring to is a section of guttering that is manufactured from a single continuous coil of material, meaning there are no joints in the gutter. The guttering is an underappreciated yet vital part of your home’s design, carefully helping control the flow of rainwater from the roof of your home to the ground, and can help to prevent the weathering of your property’s foundations as well as your landscape. If you home’s current guttering system is worn and its condition has deteriorated to the point where it is no longer able to fulfil its role effectively, get in touch with the team at Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc. and enquire about a seamless eavestrough installation. With more than 6 years of experience, we serve the communities of Milton, Burlington and Oakville, offering professional grade solutions that protect your home, while enhancing its aesthetics at the same time.

Why Opt for a Seamless Eavestrough Installation from Alliance Trust?

Eavestroughs that are no longer able to drain rainwater effectively can be both costly and unsightly, and if this is a problem you are currently experiencing you would be wise to address it as soon as possible. Don’t wait until you get drenched by leaking water or you start to see cracks in your home’s walls. Commit to a seamless eavestrough installation to realize the following benefits:

  • Say “Bye-Bye” to Leaks – Eavestroughs that are made up of sections, which are jointed together using seams, are prone to leaks, since these seams are “weak points” in the design. This could allow water to escape from the gutter, which could eventually damage the siding on your home, damage your home’s foundations and affect the condition of your yard. A seamless eavestrough installation is not actually completely free of seams, but owing to the reduced frequency and placements of the seams, the threat of leaking water is all but eliminated.
  • High Quality Materials – We only install seamless eavestroughs that are manufactured from the highest quality aluminum, which is renowned for its ability to endure harsh weather conditions (perfect for Milton, Burlington and Oakville) and is extremely low maintenance. Each seamless eavestrough installation that we complete will never need to be repainted and there is a huge range of different colours available, ensuring you find the perfect match for the rest of your home’s exterior.

Whether you own a residential property in Milton, Burlington or Oakville, or your business’s commercial space is experiencing problems with its eavestroughs, get in touch with Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc. today. The skill, experience and professional attitude that we possess will guarantee that your requirements are not just met, but exceeded.

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