Escarpment ContractingEavestrough cleaning in St. Catharines and across Niagara.
Clogged eavestroughs overflow against the fascia, the foundation and the walkway below. We clear them and check the downspouts are running, so the water ends up where it should.
In writing
What a cleaning visit covers
- Eavestroughs cleared of leaves, needles and debris
- Downspouts checked and flushed so water actually leaves
- Debris bagged and taken away, not left on the lawn
- Obvious problems — loose hangers, leaking seams — pointed out
For homeowners
Once a year is the minimum. Houses with trees overhead usually need a second visit. You'll get a straight answer on which one your house is.
Get a quote for your homeFor property managers
On a townhome complex, eavestroughs are dozens of small problems that turn into one big one — usually an ice dam or a wet basement unit. Put them on the maintenance calendar instead.
- Cleaning scheduled around leaf fall, across every building
- Downspouts and discharge checked at each visit
- Problems reported per building, so you can act on them
- Bundled with grounds or snow under one contact
Eavestrough cleaning for: condo and townhome corporations · apartment and multi-residential buildings · rental portfolios
Talk to us about your propertiesWhy timing matters
The best time for a cleaning is late fall, after the leaves are down and before the first hard freeze. Clean too early and the troughs fill up again; too late and whatever's left freezes in place.
Blocked eavestroughs in winter are how ice dams start: meltwater backs up behind ice at the roof edge and works its way under the shingles.
How it works
From first call to first visit.
01
Tell us about the property
Call or send the form. A rough idea of what you need is enough to start.
02
We come and look
A walk of the site with you or your manager, so the quote reflects the actual property.
03
You get it in writing
Scope, frequency and price on paper. No pressure, no surprises later.
04
We do the work
On the schedule we agreed, with one person you can reach if anything changes.
Questions
Eavestrough cleaning: common questions
How often should eavestroughs be cleaned?
At least once a year, usually in late fall. Houses with trees overhanging the roof often need a spring visit too.
Do gutter guards mean I never have to clean my eavestroughs?
No. They cut down how often, but fine debris still collects and needs clearing — just less of it.
Which areas do you cover?
St. Catharines (every part of the city), Niagara Falls (Mount Carmel, Chippawa and the Garner Road area), Thorold (Central Thorold, Confederation Heights, Rolling Meadows and Beaverdams), Fonthill, Niagara-on-the-Lake (Old Town, Virgil, Queenston, St. Davids and Glendale) and Welland. Close by and not sure? Ask — it's a quick answer.
Also from the same crew
Lawn care & grass cutting
Grass cutting, trimming and edging on a schedule you don't have to chase.
Spring & fall cleanups
Leaves, beds, branches and winter debris cleared at both ends of the season.
Tree & hedge trimming, tree removal
Branches cut back, hedges shaped, trees taken down — and the brush hauled away.
In winter, the same company clears snow in St. Catharines — including Merritton, Western Hill, the Haig and Glenridge near Brock University — and Thorold. How snow contracts work
Get a quote
Get a eavestrough cleaning quote.
A home, a condo corporation, or a list of sites — same form. If it's more than one property, say so and we'll ask for the list.
Prefer to talk? (905) 325-0137
Email mikeescarpment@gmail.com