Seasonal Home Maintenance in Ontario

Ontario is hard on houses. The freeze-thaw swing that runs from November to April finds every gap, every clogged eavestrough and every worn seal. A bit of seasonal upkeep in the fall saves a much bigger bill when the cold really settles in.

A fall visit usually means clearing the eavestroughs before the leaves freeze in them, shutting off and draining outdoor taps so they don't split, checking weatherstripping on doors and windows, and making sure the furnace and its filter are ready for the season. Spring is the reverse — reopening taps, checking for winter damage, and getting the outside sorted before summer.

You can book it as a single visit and tick off a list of small jobs at once, which is far cheaper than calling someone out for each one. Tell us what your house needs and you'll get a free quote.

• Clearing eavestroughs and downspouts
• Shutting off and draining outdoor taps
• Checking and replacing weatherstripping
• Sealing drafts around doors and windows
• Furnace filter change and basic checks
• Reversing ceiling fans and small fixes
• Spring reopening and winter-damage checks
• Small repairs found along the way

• The size of the house and length of eavestrough runs
• How many separate tasks are on the list
• Roof height and access for gutter work
• Whether anything needs repair, not just servicing
• Materials like weatherstripping or filters
• One-off visit versus a recurring seasonal arrangement
• How far out the property is

Every home is different, so we don’t publish flat prices — the quote is free and based on your actual job.