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Maxima Aluminum LTD provides eavestrough, siding, soffit, fascia, downspout, gutter guard, and aluminum cladding services in Burlington. We help homeowners fix roof-edge drainage, protect exterior wood, repair trim, and update aging aluminum details without making the project bigger than it needs to be.
Burlington homes are not all built the same. A lake-area home in Roseland, a mature-lot property in Aldershot, and a newer two-storey in Alton Village can have very different rooflines, tree cover, drainage paths, and ladder access. We look at the whole roof edge before recommending repair, replacement, or a larger exterior upgrade.
Working out of our Mississauga shop, we serve Burlington with over 20 years in business, written estimates, and experienced exterior aluminum crews. Our Burlington work includes eavestrough replacement, selected gutter repairs, downspout upgrades, soffit and fascia installation, siding installation and repair, gutter guards, and custom aluminum cladding for exposed exterior wood.
Credentials: HomeStars Verified · BBB A+ Accredited · Alu-Rex Elite Installer · WSIB-compliant · general liability insured. 550+ public customer reviews and ratings, including 420+ HomeStars reviews and 136+ Google reviews as of August 2026
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We work throughout Burlington, including lakefront properties, mature neighbourhoods, townhomes, semi-detached homes, detached homes, and newer subdivisions with longer roof runs or more complicated drainage.
The older streets closer to the lake, including Aldershot, Roseland and Shoreacres, often have big trees and original fascia still in place. On those homes, we look hard at the board before quoting the gutter. Tyandaga and Brant Hills sit closer to the escarpment and get a real leaf problem every October, which is where Alu-Rex protection can earn its money instead of just being another add-on. Newer builds in Alton Village and Millcroft are different: the fascia is often fine, but the downspouts may be too small for the roof area. A bigger downspout or a second outlet usually fixes that after we see where the water is actually backing up.
Burlington areas we serve include: Aldershot, Tyandaga, Brant Hills, Headon Forest, Millcroft, Alton Village, The Orchard, Tansley, Palmer, Downtown Burlington, Roseland, Shoreacres, Longmoor, Pinedale, Elizabeth Gardens, Mountainside, Freeman, Dynes, Appleby, and nearby neighbourhoods.
We install seamless aluminum eavestrough systems in Burlington with the slope set to the outlets, solid fastening, and corners sealed properly. The eavestrough is roll-formed on site, run off the machine in one continuous length per side of the house, so there are no joints along the run. Size and outlet layout depend on the roof area, pitch, run length, valley discharge, downspout capacity, tree cover, and where the water can drain at ground level.
Standard 5-inch K-style eavestrough works for many Burlington homes. Larger 6-inch K-style eavestrough is worth pricing when the roof is large, the runs are long, or the house has overflow problems during heavy rain. On many smaller semis, 6-inch is overkill.
Learn more about our eavestrough installation, repair, and replacement services, or compare sizes in our 5-inch vs 6-inch eavestrough guide.
Not every gutter problem needs a full replacement. If the existing system is still straight, secure, and properly sized, a focused repair may be enough.
Repair work in Burlington is usually resealing corners that have let go, re-pitching a run that is holding water, swapping failed hangers, refastening loose downspouts, replacing a short damaged section, or fixing a downspout that is dumping in the wrong place. Replacement is usually the better call when the eavestrough is sagging, patched in several places, undersized, poorly sloped, or still overflowing after reasonable repair work.
If you are comparing repair and replacement, read our guide on signs your gutters need replacing instead of repairing.
We will not recommend replacing everything if a practical repair will solve the issue. At the same time, repeated patching gets expensive when the original system is old, undersized, or failing in more than one place.
Repair may be suitable for one leaking corner, a loose downspout, a short damaged section, missing straps, or a minor slope correction. Replacement may make more sense when there are multiple leaks, long sagging runs, poor drainage layout, visible fascia damage, or overflow that keeps coming back after the trough is clear and small repairs have already been tried.
One thing worth saying plainly: if the fascia is soft, we will tell you before we quote. Sometimes you cannot see it until the old eavestrough is down. If that is what turns up, we stop and call you rather than carrying on. Hanging new gutter on bad wood just buys you the same problem again.
The goal is simple: explain the options clearly so you can decide whether a repair, partial upgrade, or full replacement is the better investment for the home.
| Item | Installed price | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 5-inch K-style seamless aluminum eavestrough | $8-$13 per linear foot | Many townhomes, semis, bungalows, and standard detached homes |
| 6-inch K-style seamless aluminum eavestrough | $13-$17 per linear foot | Larger roof areas, long runs, steep sections, or repeated overflow |
| High-flow downspouts | Quoted per run | Used where roof volume or outlet layout needs more capacity |
| Alu-Rex gutter protection | Quoted with the project | Useful for mature-tree areas and debris-heavy rooflines |
Installed prices, before HST. Most Burlington full-home replacements we price come in around 180 to 230 feet of roofline, which puts a 5-inch job somewhere near $2,100 to $2,900. What moves that number: roof height, corners, ladder access, fascia condition, and how much old material has to come off first. Six-inch is worth pricing if the roof is large, the runs are long, or you have had overflow before. On a lot of smaller semis, it is overkill. Want a rough figure before we visit? Run it through the calculator.
We install and repair exterior siding in Burlington, including vinyl, aluminum, engineered, and selected specialty siding systems. Good siding work comes down to the details around windows, doors, corners, wall penetrations, and trim transitions.
Siding is often done together with soffit, fascia, eavestrough, and aluminum cladding. That usually gives the house a cleaner finish than replacing one piece at a time over several years.
Downspouts control where roof water goes after it leaves the eavestrough. A good gutter can still cause problems if there are too few outlets, small downspouts, disconnected sections, or discharge points dumping water toward foundations, walkways, gardens, or the neighbour’s side yard.
For longer roof runs or heavier roof sections, we may recommend larger downspouts, added outlets, extensions, splash blocks, or a different route for the water.
For downspout-only work, visit our downspout installation and repair page.
Soffit and fascia protect the roof edge and help finish the look of the home. We install aluminum soffit, fascia, and related trim details for Burlington homes where older wood, vinyl, or aluminum components are damaged, faded, loose, or due for replacement.
Vented soffit may be recommended where attic airflow needs improvement. Fascia cladding helps protect exposed roof-edge wood and creates a cleaner transition between the roofline, eavestrough, and exterior walls. Soffit ventilation is one part of a complete attic ventilation system and should not be treated as a guaranteed fix for every attic moisture, heat, or ice-related concern.
Explore our soffit services and fascia installation and repair pages.
Aluminum cladding and capping help protect exposed exterior wood from moisture and reduce repainting. We install custom-bent aluminum around fascia, posts, beams, porch details, garage openings, window trim, and other exterior wood features.
Burlington homes near mature trees can collect leaves, seed pods, needles, roof grit, and small branches in the eavestrough system. A suitable gutter guard can reduce how often the troughs need to be cleared, but no gutter guard makes a roof drainage system maintenance-free.
As an Alu-Rex Elite Installer, Maxima Aluminum LTD installs Alu-Rex gutter protection systems where they fit the roofline, tree cover, and existing eavestrough condition.
You can also read our pros and cons of gutter guards guide before deciding.
Maxima Aluminum LTD has worked on Burlington homes since 2002: eavestrough and downspouts, soffit, fascia, siding, gutter guards and aluminum cladding. Nearly all of it is exterior aluminum.
If you are collecting quotes, two questions sort out most of the field. First: is the eavestrough roll-formed on site, or is it arriving in pre-cut sections that get joined on your wall? Every joint is one more place that can leak later. Second: who is looking at the fascia before anything gets hung on it? Plenty of quotes price the gutter and say nothing about the board it is screwing into.
Then ask for the WSIB number and the insurance certificate. Anyone working above ground on your house should hand those over without hesitating.
Qualifying new installation projects may include Maxima Aluminum LTD’s 5-year workmanship warranty when stated in the written agreement. Manufacturer material warranties vary by product and quote.
Tell us about your Burlington project: eavestrough replacement, gutter repair, siding, soffit, fascia, downspouts, gutter guards, aluminum cladding, or selected repair work. We will review your details and provide a written estimate based on the approved scope.
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We also serve nearby Oakville, Mississauga, Milton, and Georgetown.
Maxima Aluminum LTD does. We have been working on Burlington homes since 2002, including Aldershot, Tyandaga, Brant Hills, Headon Forest, Millcroft, Alton Village, The Orchard, Roseland, Shoreacres, Longmoor, Appleby and the rest of the city. Repair work is usually resealing corners, re-pitching a run that is holding water, swapping failed hangers, or fixing a downspout that is dumping in the wrong place. Call 416-677-8191.
Five-inch K-style seamless aluminum runs $8 to $13 per linear foot installed. Six-inch runs $13 to $17. Both before HST, 2026 pricing. Burlington homes are usually somewhere around 180 to 230 feet of roofline, which puts a 5-inch full-home replacement near $2,100 to $2,900. Roof height, fascia condition and removal of the old system are what move the final number.
Repair, if the run is basically sound and the problem is in one spot: a corner that has let go, a section sagging, or a downspout draining against the foundation. Replace, if it is sectional and leaking at several seams, if the fascia behind it has gone soft, or if a 5-inch simply cannot move the water your roof sheds. We will tell you which one you are looking at during the site visit.
The eavestrough is roll-formed on site, so each side of the house gets one continuous length with no joints along the run. The old system comes off, we look at the fascia, new eavestrough and downspouts go up and get pitched to the outlets. Then we check how it drains. If the weather is cooperating, we will run water through it. Scope, materials and how long we expect to be there are all set out in the written estimate.
Maxima Aluminum LTD provides eavestrough installation, selected gutter repair, downspouts, gutter guards, soffit, fascia, siding, and aluminum cladding for Burlington homes. Many projects combine several exterior aluminum services so the roofline, drainage, trim, and siding details are done together.
Yes. Standard 5-inch K-style eavestrough works for many homes, while 6-inch K-style may be recommended for larger roof areas, steeper pitches, long runs, concentrated valley discharge, or homes with repeated overflow during heavy rain. We review the roofline and drainage layout before recommending a size.
Yes. We install aluminum soffit and fascia for Burlington homes, including vented soffit where airflow is needed and fascia cladding to protect roof-edge wood. These services are often done with eavestrough replacement for a cleaner roofline finish.
Yes. We provide siding installation and selected siding repairs in Burlington, including vinyl, aluminum, engineered, and selected specialty siding options. We also handle trim, flashing, and aluminum cladding details where needed.
Yes. We install gutter guard systems where they fit the home’s roofline, tree cover, and existing eavestrough condition. Gutter guards can reduce how often the troughs need to be cleared and can improve flow compared with open eavestrough systems, but no gutter guard makes the system maintenance-free.
We serve homeowners throughout Burlington, including Aldershot, Tyandaga, Brant Hills, Headon Forest, Millcroft, Alton Village, The Orchard, Tansley, Palmer, Downtown Burlington, Roseland, Shoreacres, Longmoor, Pinedale, Elizabeth Gardens, Mountainside, Freeman, Dynes, Appleby, and nearby neighbourhoods.
Use the online estimate form or call 416-677-8191 for Burlington service. We review your project details, confirm the scope, request photos if needed, and prepare a written estimate based on the work required.
