The Ranking
Our top 10 gutter companies in Edmonton
Edmonton gutters work harder than most. Snow sits on roofs for months, then melts on sunny afternoons and refreezes at the cold eave. That cycle builds ice dams, adds weight to the trough and pulls hangers out of fascia boards. Spring snowmelt and summer storms then test the downspouts, and a system that cannot move water away from the foundation is a common cause of basement seepage. Older neighbourhoods with mature elm, ash and poplar trees also send leaves and seeds into the trough every fall, which is why leaf guards come up on almost every quote.
Locally the word is eavestrough, and most Edmonton installers work in seamless aluminum, usually 5 inch K-style, with 6 inch for large or steep roofs. Some also offer steel or heavier gauge aluminum for high snow load, and several sell continuous-hanger guards. Good installers set a steady slope toward each downspout, seal every joint for freeze-thaw, check the fascia board behind the trough before hanging anything new, and carry downspouts well away from the house. Ask where the water will land, and check lot grading so you do not send it toward a neighbour.
The companies below combine specialists, such as Re-Gutter and Irish Steve's, with established roofers whose sites list eavestrough installation and repair. We left out firms that only clean gutters, companies with suite or home-style addresses, and anyone under 50 Google reviews.
Alberta has no provincial licence for gutter or exterior contractors, and the City of Edmonton requires a business licence. That makes paperwork the real check. Ask for a certificate of liability insurance, a WCB Alberta clearance letter, the written scope with trough size and material, and the warranty terms in writing. Be wary of door-to-door quotes after a storm and of anyone asking for a large deposit.
