How long does Eavestrough last?

The lifespan of eavestroughs can vary depending on several factors, including the material used, local weather conditions, maintenance, and installation quality. Here are approximate lifespans for common eavestrough materials:

Aluminum Eavestroughs: Aluminum is a popular choice due to its corrosion resistance. Well-maintained aluminum eavestroughs can last 20 to 30 years or more. The lifespan may be shorter in areas with severe weather conditions or exposure to harsh elements.

Several factors can influence the longevity of eavestroughs:

• Installation Quality: Proper installation is critical for the performance and lifespan of eavestroughs. Ensure they are correctly pitched for water flow and securely attached to the fascia.

• Maintenance: Regular cleaning and maintenance help prevent clogs, debris buildup, and potential damage. Neglected eavestroughs are more likely to experience issues and have a shorter lifespan.

• Local Climate: Harsh weather conditions, such as heavy snow, ice, and extreme temperatures, can impact the lifespan of eavestroughs. Regular inspections and maintenance are especially important in challenging climates.

Regular inspections and proactive maintenance can significantly extend the life of eavestroughs and help prevent costly repairs.