Gutter cleaning, window cleaning, and downspout repair in Etobicoke – one visit, three services

Gutter cleaning, window cleaning, and downspout repair in Etobicoke – one visit, three services

By Dmitriy Trubnik, Owner of DT Cleaning | March 22, 2026 A homeowner in Etobicoke called us for gutter cleaning and window cleaning on the same visit. This is one of the most common service combos we handle in Etobicoke. Two services, one crew. When we arrived, it was obvious this house had been sitting...

Gutter Guard Installation in Etobicoke – 405 ft Real Project | DT Cleaning

Gutter Guard Installation in Etobicoke – 405 ft Real Project | DT Cleaning

By Dmitriy Trubnik, Owner of DT Cleaning | March 23, 2026 We just wrapped our first gutter guard installation of the year, and it was a big one. A homeowner in Etobicoke reached out about protecting all 405 feet of eavestrough around his property. Two crews, one full day, and a complete gutter cleaning before...

Two Years Between Cleanings: What We Found at a North York Bungalow

Two Years Between Cleanings: What We Found at a North York Bungalow

This family in North York had used DT Cleaning before. We had been out two years earlier to clean their eavestroughs - the system was clear, the downspouts were flowing, no problems noted. They called us back in March 2026 for a follow-up service. By Dmitriy Trubnik, Owner of DT Cleaning | March 21, 2026...

Raccoons Chewed Through the Shingles. The Gutters Did the Rest.

Raccoons Chewed Through the Shingles. The Gutters Did the Rest.

The homeowner in North York noticed it first in the basement. A dark stain spreading across the drywall, low on the wall, near the corner. It showed up after heavy rain and dried between storms. She assumed a window seal. She was wrong. When our technician Vitaly arrived at the bungalow on March 20, the...

Gutter cleaning in Thornhill – what a ball in the downspout does to your system

Gutter cleaning in Thornhill – what a ball in the downspout does to your system

A homeowner in Thornhill called us about water dripping from the front of the house near the garage. It had been happening since the snow started melting. They wanted the gutters cleaned. What we found was a bit more involved than a standard cleaning job. By Dmitriy Trubnik, Owner of DT Cleaning | March 19,...

Gutter Cleaning in Thornhill: Frozen Downspouts, Four Leak Points, and a Plan for Summer

Gutter Cleaning in Thornhill: Frozen Downspouts, Four Leak Points, and a Plan for Summer

On the roof in Thornhill, checking the eavestrough system before starting the cleaning. We got a call from a homeowner in Thornhill on a late-winter morning. Snow was still on the ground. The problem, as she described it, was simple: every time it rained, water was pouring over the right side of the house instead...

6 Warning Signs Your Eavestroughs Are Blocked (Before Water Damage Starts)

6 Warning Signs Your Eavestroughs Are Blocked (Before Water Damage Starts)

Last updated: August 10, 2026 | By Dmitriy Trubnik, founder of DT Cleaning Quick answer: Blocked eavestroughs give you 6 visible warnings before water damage starts: water spilling over the edges in rain, sagging sections, plants growing in the channel, stains on siding below the gutter line, basement moisture within 6 to 12 hours of...

How Toronto’s Harsh Weather Destroys Gutters – And How to Prevent It

How Toronto’s Harsh Weather Destroys Gutters – And How to Prevent It

March 2024 delivered the sequence Toronto homeowners dread: Wednesday brought freezing rain coating everything in ice, Thursday climbed to 8°C melting the glaze into runoff, Friday dropped to minus twelve refreezing the water now trapped inside gutter systems. By Saturday morning, a Rosedale property owner discovered her entire north-facing gutter hanging by two remaining hangers...

Skipped Fall Gutter Cleaning? Here Is Why Spring Service Is Critical

Skipped Fall Gutter Cleaning? Here Is Why Spring Service Is Critical

You meant to clear those gutters in October. November arrived, leaves kept falling, temperatures dropped, and suddenly the project required climbing ladders in freezing conditions. Perfectly reasonable to postpone. Except now your gutters have spent four months packed with organic debris, subjected to Toronto freeze-thaw cycles, and accumulated enough ice weight to stress attachment points...