The main problems with this church was the size of the gutters and the downpipes. They were badly undersized. Which meant that the Greenbank United Church needed a lot of work. And the biggest challenge was the height of the building. In some places it was over 70 feet high! Which meant that we needed […]
Downspout Disconnection Issues? – PMT Home Services is our preferred supplier
Lately we’ve been getting a lot of calls for servicing downspout disconnections. This is a service we do for our clients when doing a major eavestrough, gutter or soffit and fascia installation. However, this is not a service that we do exclusively. While we appreciate the business, we cannot provide such a service to home […]
2017 Business of the Year!
On March 21st, 2018, the Scugog Chamber of Commerce held their “2017 Business of the Year Awards of Excellence Evening.” It’s a big night with the business community in Port Perry and North Durham region. But I almost missed it! We had been working on a home in North York and trying to finish it […]
Homeowners talk of this Pickering neighbourhood by replacing soffit, fascia and eavestroughing
Here’s a job we recently did for some folks down in Pickering. They weren’t please with the cream colour of the trim (soffit and fascia) on their home, the red siding around the upper level dormers had their day and some of the redish brick work was really standing out. It was time for a change! […]
NEW- Commercial Eavestroughing Installation – Durham Rowing Club
At True North Eavestroughing we don’t only work on residential homes but we also do commercial eavestroughing installation as well. And this is a job we recently did for the Durham Rowing Club on the shores of beautiful Lake Scugog in Port Perry. We installed 5 inch steel gutters with heavy-duty brackets and strapped them […]
Ice Damming in Stouffvile
This is another story about how not cleaning your eavestroughs can lead to more serious and costly problems for homeowners. We were called to this home in Stouffville when the gutters detached themselves from the roof and took part of the fascia board with them. What a mess! This home had 5″ gutters with an […]
