Eavestroughs and rain gutters are manufactured of strong, durable and maintenance-free materials which is ideal for the exterior of the home. They are available in different styles, just as different homes are built in different materials and architectural styles. Each eavestrough and gutter style has its own distinct advantage and disadvantages. 

Square eavestroughs are available in hi-square or lo-square profile.

• Hi-square: This 130 mm high eavestroughing and guttering provides a visual cover for the roof. Its square front delivers an elegant finish to any building. It has a slotted structure that reduces chances of water overflowing.
• Lo-Square: This eavestrough and gutter type is slightly shorter in height than the Hi-Square, but its elegant front provides a neat finish to the roof’s appearance. The Lo-Square gutter is compact and can be easily installed.

Square eavestroughs have a high capacity and they can cope with large volumes of water easily. It is also important to mention that their modern profile suits all home styles.

Here are some of the reasons to consider square eavestroughing for your exterior:

Damaged or improperly installed square eavestrougs can lead to extensive water damage, so home insurance providers may inquire about their condition during the quote process. 

A recent  study determined the average cost of a flooded basement in Canada to be $43,000. Square eavestrougs and downspouts are one of your home’s silent heroes. One inch of rainfall on an average roof generates over 7,000 litres of water; all of which must be moved away from your premises to avoid flooding or water damage.  Here are FAQs and responses you should know.