Exteriors
Where the water goes decides what it damages.
Eavestrough and downspouts carry roof water away from your foundation. Soffit and fascia protect the roof edge and ventilate the attic. They are small parts of the house that prevent expensive problems.
- Suits you if
- Water is not moving away from the house and you want eavestrough, soffit and fascia put right together.
- To scope it, we need
- Your address and municipality
- Photos of the problem area or the whole elevation
- What prompted the call: damage, age or appearance
What usually prompts the call
Common concerns
- Overflowing, sagging or leaking eavestrough.
- Water pooling beside the foundation.
- Dented or loose soffit and fascia after a storm.
What NorthPeak does about it
- A drainage check of slopes, outlets and downspout locations.
- Eavestrough sized and sloped for the roof area it serves.
- Soffit and fascia repaired or replaced to protect the roof edge.
What is in the scope
In a typical scope
- Removal and disposal of old materials
- New eavestrough and downspouts
- Soffit and fascia where included in your scope
- Downspout extensions directed away from the foundation
- Site cleanup
Options to discuss
- Eavestrough only
- Soffit and fascia only
- Complete roof-edge replacement
- Leaf protection
Your own scope is written for your house and may differ from this list.
What shapes the plan and the price
Cost drivers
- Length of roof edge
- House height and access
- Number of downspouts and corners
- Condition of the fascia board beneath
Permits and inspections
This work normally needs no permit.
We do not publish price ranges, because a range wide enough to be true is too wide to be useful. You receive a written estimate after a site visit, as a fixed price or a cost-plus contract.
How the work runs
Step 1 · First
Consultation and site visit
We listen to what you want, look at the house and take measurements and photos. You learn what is feasible before you spend anything on design.
Step 2 · After the site visit
Written scope and estimate
You receive a written scope that lists the work, the materials and the allowances. The estimate follows the scope line by line, so you can see what each part costs.
Step 3 · Before any work starts
Contract and schedule
The contract sets the price structure, the payment schedule, how changes are approved and who is responsible for each permit. A written schedule comes with it.
Step 4 · Usually a short visit
Installation
Old materials are removed and new ones installed and tested with water.
Step 5 · At completion
Walkthrough and closeout
We walk the finished work with you, list anything outstanding and complete it. You receive the inspection records and warranty documents that apply to your project.
Gutters, soffit and fascia: common questions
Should eavestrough be replaced with the roof?
It is often efficient to do both together, because the roof edge is already being worked on. It is not required if your eavestrough is sound.
Where should downspouts drain?
Away from the foundation and not onto a neighbour’s property or a walkway that will ice up. We plan this with you on site.
Can you give me a price over the phone?
Not an honest one. Cost depends on the size and condition of the house, the finishes you choose and what the permits require. After a site visit you receive a written estimate tied to a written scope.
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