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If you’re searching for gutter price or eavestrough cost in Ontario, you’re trying to answer one thing: what will it cost before you book a visit? This page gives you realistic 2026 West GTA pricing ranges plus two calculators to refine your estimate — one for a new install, one for Alu-Rex gutter guards on existing gutters.
Start with the typical installed ranges below, then use the calculator to account for corners, downspouts, removal, and optional Alu-Rex upgrades.
These ranges assume a typical full-home project, often around 200–250 linear ft total. Small sections or repairs are quoted separately and the $300 minimum service call applies.
These ranges cover typical residential material and labour for a standard installation. Final pricing changes based on corners (miters), downspouts, storey height, removal of old gutters, and access. We confirm measurements and site conditions before we provide a firm quote.
Even with the same linear footage, two homes land at different totals. Extra corners add time, taller storeys mean more setup, and tight access or fascia repairs increase labour. Simple rooflines with easy access often land closer to the lower end of the range.
Estimate the linear footage along each fascia where gutters run — front, back, and sides. Include short sections over bays or small roof areas. Typical full-home replacement projects are 200–250 linear feet.
Count every inside and outside corner where the gutter turns. Corners take extra cutting, sealing, and shaping, so they change the total more than most homeowners expect.
Add how many downspouts you need on storey 1, 2, and 3. Height affects access and setup time, so this step makes your estimate significantly more reliable.
If you want gutter guards, enter the footage for the Alu-Rex option you’re considering. Otherwise leave those fields blank or enter “0”.
Not sure what “roofline footage” means? Use the examples below as a quick visual guide. Total the gutter runs, count the corners, and note where downspouts drop by storey.


If you don’t have a tape measure handy, you can still get close. Pace out the front and back runs, use a real-estate listing measurement as a reference, or check an old survey if you have one. Once you have a ballpark number, the calculator handles the rest.
More roof edge means more material and more installation time. The total rises quickly as footage goes up.
Corners require extra labour, sealant, and careful shaping. A home with many corners can cost more than a home with the same footage and fewer turns.
Downspouts add material and labour. Second- and third-storey work takes longer because setup and access are more involved.
If you’re replacing old gutters, removal adds labour and disposal. Selecting removal will increase the estimate.
Tight access, steep grades, or complex rooflines can increase the time required. We confirm all of this during the site visit before we finalize any price.
If you want fewer clogs and less ladder time, gutter guards are a smart upgrade. Below is a breakdown of the most common Alu-Rex choices. For a full comparison, see our gutter guards service page.

Best for new installs: choose this when you want a reinforced system from end to end.
T-Rex™ replaces spaced hangers with a continuous fastening system. It supports the gutter along the full run and helps reduce warping over time. It also performs better in Canadian winters because it handles snow and ice loads more reliably.

Best for heavy debris areas: choose this when you want maximum filtration with strong flow.
DoublePro™ uses two filtration layers to block fine debris while still letting water move fast. It’s a strong fit for homes with lots of trees nearby, and it typically reduces cleanouts and helps keep downspouts flowing properly.

Best for existing gutters: choose this when you want an upgrade without full replacement.
Gutter Clean™ installs over existing gutters to block leaves and debris. It’s designed for retrofits, which makes it a popular choice when the gutters are still in good shape. It’s also typically more budget-friendly than a full replacement plus guards.
Use this calculator to estimate the cost of new 5" and 6" seamless eavestrough installation. Click Request exact quote to send us your numbers so we can confirm the details and provide a firm price.
Prefer to talk? Call 416-677-8191 (Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Georgetown) or 416-875-6366 (Brampton, Caledon, Vaughan, North York, Etobicoke). A free site visit takes 15 minutes and locks in your exact price.
Use this section to estimate the cost of installing Alu-Rex Gutter Clean™ on your existing gutters. Enter the estimated linear footage for each level of your home.
Note: If you don’t need gutter guards, leave those fields blank or enter “0”. Estimates exclude HST.
Two homes with the same footage can land at different totals. Below are realistic 2026 ranges we see across our 10 service-area cities. Use them as a confidence check against your calculator output. All numbers exclude HST.
| City | Typical footage | 5" installed range | Common neighbourhoods |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mississauga | 160–250 ft | $1,900–$3,100 | Port Credit, Streetsville, Erin Mills, Meadowvale, Clarkson, Cooksville, Lakeview |
| Oakville | 180–260 ft | $2,100–$3,700 | Old Oakville, Kerr Village, Glen Abbey, Bronte, Palermo, River Oaks |
| Brampton | 160–220 ft | $1,900–$2,700 | Heart Lake, Bramalea, Springdale, Sandringham, Fletchers Creek |
| Milton | 180–220 ft | $2,100–$2,800 | Dempsey, Hawthorne Village, Scott, Coates, Beaty, Derry Green |
| Georgetown | 180–220 ft | $2,100–$2,800 | Glen Williams, Park District, Georgetown South |
| Burlington | 180–230 ft | $2,100–$2,900 | Alton Village, Tyandaga, Orchard, Brant Hills, Millcroft |
| Vaughan | 190–250 ft | $2,300–$3,200 | Maple, Woodbridge, Kleinburg, Concord, Thornhill, Vellore Village |
| Etobicoke | 170–230 ft | $2,000–$2,900 | Islington, Long Branch, Mimico, Rexdale, Humber Valley, Kingsway |
| North York | 180–240 ft | $2,100–$3,100 | Willowdale, Bayview Village, Don Mills, York Mills, Armour Heights |
| Caledon | 180–260 ft | $2,100–$3,300 | Bolton, Caledon East, Palgrave, Inglewood |
6-inch systems run roughly 50–60% higher per foot. For a full breakdown by gutter size, corners, and downspout count, use the calculator above, then click Request exact quote.
Below are the most common questions about pricing, measurements, and what’s included. If you still have questions, request an estimate and we’ll confirm the details.
For most West GTA homes, 5" seamless aluminum eavestrough typically runs about $8–$13 per linear foot installed, while 6" systems commonly fall in the $13–$17 per linear foot installed range (prices exclude HST). Corners, downspouts, removal, and access can shift the final total.
Yes. Our minimum service call is $300 (prices exclude HST). The calculator and per-foot ranges are intended for typical full-home replacement projects (roughly 200–250 linear ft). Replacing a 10–30 ft section is priced separately after we confirm scope, access, and matching.
The calculator gives a strong ballpark range based on your roofline length, corners, and downspouts. We still complete a free site visit to confirm measurements, access, and any extra work before we provide a firm quote.
Measure the straight runs along the fascia where gutters will install, including front, back, and sides. Add short connectors over bays or small roof areas, and count each inside and outside corner. The more accurate your measurements are, the closer the estimate will be.
Total linear footage, the number of miters, downspouts, fascia condition, house height, and access all play a role. Upgrades like gutter guards or aluminum cladding can increase the total. 6-inch systems cost more than standard 5-inch eavestroughs.
Yes. The calculator includes standard residential materials and professional installation by Maxima Aluminum LTD. For full replacement projects we usually include removal and disposal of old gutters, then add HST and any confirmed extras from the site visit.
Yes. When you enter downspouts per storey, the calculator includes new aluminum downspouts and standard extensions, so you get a more complete estimate.
For full replacement projects, we typically remove and dispose of old gutters. For partial repairs, we confirm exactly what’s included when we follow up.
We install seamless aluminum eavestrough systems in 5-inch and 6-inch K-style profiles with matching aluminum downspouts. We also offer Alu-Rex upgrades like T-Rex and DoublePro. If you want something specific, tell us and we’ll review options during the site visit.
Yes. Enter the footage for the guard system you want (Gutter Clean, T-Rex, or DoublePro). You can compare gutters alone versus gutters with leaf protection, and we’ll confirm the best fit for your home after you request a quote.
We serve 10 cities across the Greater Toronto Area with a focus on the West GTA: Mississauga, Oakville, Brampton, Milton, Georgetown, Burlington, Vaughan, Etobicoke, North York, and Caledon. If you’re just outside these areas, contact us and we’ll confirm availability.
Yes. If your project qualifies, we can offer financing options for gutters, soffit, fascia, and siding. After you request a quote, we can share current programs and monthly payment examples.
Most single-family homes take one working day. Depending on season and weather, we typically schedule within 1–2 weeks after approval. Before we book the job, we confirm details such as colour, style, and upgrades.
This tool gives you a realistic price range before a visit, so you can plan your budget. We still confirm measurements and site conditions to provide a firm price, which means you get transparency upfront and accuracy before installation.
We serve 10 cities across the West GTA: Mississauga, Oakville, Brampton, Milton, Georgetown, Burlington, Vaughan, Etobicoke, North York, and Caledon. Call 416-677-8191 or request an estimate online — we’ll confirm your measurements and help you choose the best setup for your home.