Black Eavestrough and Roof Edge on a Burlington Stucco Home

A modern Burlington house in grey stucco and light stone, finished with black eavestrough, downspouts and a dark roof-edge band on two roof levels. We install soffit, fascia and seamless eavestrough on their own or with the stucco, after a free site visit and a fixed written quote.

Modern house with white stucco walls, wood-tone panels and wide black bands along its flat roof edges Two-storey modern house with stone and dark panel walls, dark flat roof edges and a metal roof over the glass garage door Grey stucco house with wood-tone upper walls and dark roof edges, a red bin in the driveway during construction

The roofline on this house, part by part

The house has two roof levels above grey stucco and light stone. The numbers mark the four parts of the roofline you can see in the photo.

Modern two-storey house with grey stucco upper walls, a light stone base, a darker stone pillar, black eavestroughs on two roof edges and black downspouts
  1. 1

    Upper eavestrough

    A black trough runs the full length of the top roof edge and collects the water off the main roof.

  2. 2

    Lower roof edge

    The lower roof ends in a deep dark fascia band with its own black trough, above the first-floor walls.

  3. 3

    Corner downspout

    A black downspout runs beside the light stone pier from the roof down to the ground.

  4. 4

    Side-wall downspout

    On the long side wall a second downspout runs over the grey stucco and the stone base to the grass.

The troughs and downspouts are the same black as the window frames, so the roofline reads as one line with the glass.

Row of modern grey stucco and stone townhouses with dark roof-edge bands, glass balconies and black downspouts

What a roofline like this costs

Seamless aluminum eavestrough$12–$20per linear ft
Soffit and fascia$18–$30per linear ft
Complete roofline, typical detached home$4,000–$9,000per house
Downspout extensionUnder $100often, each

These are our GTA ranges, installed; the fixed price follows a free site visit where we measure every run. Full cost breakdown

Black, white or wall colour: choosing the trough

Aluminum soffit, fascia and eavestrough come pre-finished in colour. These three houses show the three usual choices.

Stucco colours
Taupe stucco and stone house with black fascia, a black downspout on the porch post and pot lights in the soffit

Black

Black fascia and downspouts frame a taupe stucco house, with pot lights set into the soffit. It suits black window frames, as on the Burlington house.

Brick new build with a white eavestrough and downspout, light porch columns and snow in the yard

White

A white trough and downspout on a brick new build match its light porch columns and trim.

Two-storey grey stucco house with arched upper windows, black balcony railings and a roof edge close to the wall colour

Wall colour

On this grey stucco house the fascia sits close to the wall colour, so the roof edge does not stand out.

Reviews from homeowners

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“Absolutely amazing work by Stucco Wall Systems! From the first consultation to the final result, everything was done professionally and with great attention to detail. The team clearly knows what they're doing — the finish looks clean, modern, and high-quality. Highly recommend them to anyone looking to upgrade the exterior of their home. The results truly speak for themselves!”
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София Круговая · Google review
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“Great work and honest prices. Did what they said they would do. Would recommend.”
Blair Wareham · Google review
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“Honest and very hard working”
Jim Clark · Google review

Get a fixed price for your roofline

Musa calls you back to book the visit, usually within a day.

  1. Send photos of the eavesUse the form, or text photos of your troughs and fascia to (905) 973-6470.
  2. Free site visit in BurlingtonWe measure every run and check the downspouts, soffit and the wall below.
  3. Fixed written quoteOne price in writing for the roofline, and for the wall if it is also due.

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Questions about a roofline job like this

Not answered here? Call, or text a photo of your eaves.

(905) 973-6470
Can you replace the eavestrough without redoing the stucco?
Yes. Soffit, fascia and eavestrough are a service of their own. When the wall below is also due, we price both in one quote and one crew does both.
How much of the attic venting comes through the soffit?
Natural Resources Canada's Keeping the Heat In guide puts about half of an attic's ventilation at the soffit vents, so we size vented soffit panels to the roof vents above them.
Where should the downspouts empty?
At least 4 to 6 feet away from the foundation. A downspout that empties at the wall keeps the stucco and the stone base wet, and an extension often costs under $100.