Expert Eavestrough & Gutter in Chestermere, Alberta

In Chestermere, your gutters and eavestroughs don't just manage water—they must comply with Storm Drainage Bylaw 002-21 or face fines of $500-$1,000. This isn't bureaucratic overreach; it's essential protection for our engineered storm water system. As Chief Administrative Officer Bernie Morton emphasizes, our storm ponds aren't natural—they're carefully designed facilities that capture sediments and pollutants before returning cleaner water to rivers and streams. Your gutter and eavestrough system plays a critical role in this process.

Living by the lake adds another layer of complexity. Lake-effect moisture means higher humidity, increased rainfall, and rapid temperature changes that standard gutters can't handle. When storm ponds overflow during heavy rain events—as happened in July 2015 with 300+ homes affected—proper drainage becomes the difference between protection and disaster. We ensure your system not only handles the extra moisture from Chestermere Lake but also directs it properly to protect both your home and our community's storm water infrastructure.