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Continuous Hanger™

Call it what you want: Continuous Hanger™, full-length support, continuous fastener, one-piece, and infinity hanger systems are all synonyms for the latest gutter installation method. Unlike an open system that’s vulnerable to debris and the elements, our Continuous Hanger™ systems like the Double Pro and the T-Rex covers your eavestrough entirely while letting water flow freely.

Unlike other eavestroughs with wear and tear being caused by the weight of ice / snow and thermal expansion / contraction of aluminum caused by the change in Canadian weather, Alu-Rex eavestroughs can hold up and withstand the weight of ice and snow.

 

DoublePro™ microfiltration Continuous Hanger™ system

We are proud to install the world’s best gutter guard: the DoublePro™ microfiltration Continuous Hanger™ system. Offering superior strength, advanced engineering, and a self-cleaning design, it’s the ultimate in eavestrough protection. The DoublePro™ is the result of more than three years of research and development to ensure peak performance. The double layer of aluminum reduces the risk of clogging, for both the gutter and the gutter guard itself.

 

T-Rex® Continuous Hanger™ system

Our most popular gutter model by far is the T-Rex®, which can be installed on residential properties and commercial buildings. Perforated aluminum runs the length of the eavestrough, providing continuous protection and keeping it straight and free of debris.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How Can I Tell if My Current Siding Needs to Be Replaced?
Signs of siding that is beginning to go bad include things like fungus, separation at the seams, warping, and moisture appearing on the inside of your home. If you have vinyl or aluminum siding, individual planks may need to be replaced if they are severely dented or cracked.

 

Does All My Siding Need to Be Replaced, or Just Some?
Often siding problems only affect a small portion of the planks. This is particularly true for vinyl and aluminum siding, but can also be true for some wood siding installations as well. In many cases, individual boards can be removed and replaced without disturbing the ones around them. Keep in mind, however, that it can sometimes be difficult to match color on the new planks to the old ones.
What’s the Best Siding for My Home?
The best siding for your home will be dictated by a number of things such as your neighborhood association, the type and age of your home, and what your neighbors have installed. It can also be affected by your maintenance needs and budget.
How Long Does it Take to Have New Siding Installed?
The length of time your new siding will take to be installed depends largely on the size of your home and the type of siding you have. Vinyl siding can go up in about two days, while some types of wood siding can take as long as 2 weeks. Remember that it will also take time to remove the old siding, and replace the house wrap if necessary, and that if you are having wood siding installed, that this will need to be painted, which can add to the timeframe.
Does Siding Installation Affect the Interior of the Home?
Sometimes installing the new siding may cause things to rattle and shake indoors, which may shift some pictures on your walls. Otherwise, it should be fairly uninvasive.
Does Vinyl Siding Offer any Insulating Value on the Home?
No, vinyl does not offer insulating value unless you have insulation installed along with it.

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1249 Rosslyn Road

(807) 345-3080

Open Hours

Mon – Fri — 9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday — 8:00am – 5:00pm
Sunday — Closed

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(807) 345-3080