Exterior services for Chatham-Kent homes
Why homeowners choose Dencon Construction
Done right the first time
Do It Right, Do It Once! Every job is measured, planned and installed so you never pay for it twice.
Thousands of gutters installed
Our crew has installed thousands of eavestroughs in Wallaceburg. We know local homes and local weather.
Parts and labour guaranteed
We work with superior quality products and back every job with parts and labour warranties.
Fair prices, real service
Good price and outstanding service are our motto, starting with a call-back within 24 hours.
Dual protection. One solution.
A perfect combination of two perforated aluminum membranes: the lower layer with large oblong openings, and the upper layer with precisely offset micro-perforations to form a highly effective filter.
Unmatched support
Vortex™ technology uses a dual-membrane design that creates powerful suction, allowing your gutters to drain up to three times more water, even during heavy storms.
Built for every condition
Eclipse™ technology with offset holes acts as a perfect filter: rainwater flows freely while pine needles and leaves stay outside.
Gutter problems we fix across Chatham-Kent.
Clogged gutters
Leaves, seeds and roof grit pile up in open gutters and block the downspouts, especially on tree-lined lots.
Snow, ice & freeze-thaw
Southwestern Ontario winters load gutters with snow and ice. Freeze-thaw cycles pull weak hangers loose and open the seams.
Overflow at the foundation
When gutters overflow, water lands right against your foundation, washing out soil, beds and walkways.
Risky ladder work
Clearing gutters by hand means hours on a ladder. Let our crew handle repairs and protection safely.
Alu-Rex solutions
Less maintenance
Reduce cleaning chores with systems designed to let water through while keeping debris out.
Better water management
Optimized drainage protects roof, gutters, and foundations, even during heavy rain.
Long-lasting protection
Proven products built to withstand freezing, snow, and harsh weather.
