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Before: choked with weeds and grass

After: running clear

Before: packed with dark debris

After: clear and draining

Before: decomposed debris buildup

After: clear and empty

Up the ladder, clearing it by hand

Clear enough to see it's actually draining

Clearing built-up debris and plant growth

Before: packed with leaves and debris

After: clear with micro-mesh guard

Before: dirty diamond-lattice guard

After: clean new lattice guard

Before: leaf-clogged side yard gutter

After: clear with micro-mesh guard

Micro-mesh guard fastened to a tile roofline

Debris resting on top, kept out of the gutter

Drilling a new hanger into the fascia

Installing a new hanger bracket

Fresh hangers, properly spaced

Before: valley packed with pine debris

After: valley cleared of debris

Before: moss-covered roof, sludge-packed gutter

After: clear and clean roofline

Moss and lichen in a roof valley

Moss doesn't stay small if it's left alone

Even a sunny valley isn't safe from moss

Moss creeping into every shingle seam

Weeds sprouting straight out of a neglected gutter line

Another Sacramento-area valley, buried before we arrived

This is what comes out when a gutter's never been cleaned

Up close on the roofline, not just from the ladder

The actual rig: chem and water tanks, adjustable pressure per surface

Color-matched and hung clean, corner to corner

Every corner hand-formed and sealed on-site

End caps crimped and sealed, not just glued

Clean corners on every run, no shortcuts

A finished black run, ready for Sacramento's rain

Copper, for homeowners who want it to last generations

Copper on a custom dormer roofline

Two dormers, one continuous copper run

Copper gutters on a classic farmhouse build

Color-matched black on a modern new build

Tan gutters that blend right into the fascia

Before: dust-covered panels

Soft-washing a panel by hand

Before: dust-covered panels

After: clean and dark again

Before: hazy with dust

After: clear again

Dust doesn't wash off on its own

Pine debris and dust, months in the making

The same job, seen from the ridge

Panel-safe cleaning, no scratching

Back to full clarity

Another Sacramento-area system, cleaned

Streaming clean, pole and brush

Washing a second-story window, pole and squeegee

Before: dust caked into every track

Same story, different window

Screens pulled and staged for a real wash

Soaped and scrubbed, not just rinsed

Rehung clean, mesh you can actually see through

After: clear glass, no streaks

One pass, dirty to clean

Streaked clean, one row at a time

Same rig, same result across the roof

One rig, adjustable for every surface