Before & After

This customer had an overwhelming amount of overgrown weeds and plants taking over their lawn, and was looking for a modern look for their walkway and flour bed.

This customer figured the eavestrough were going to need to be replaced or painted to get rid of the residue from shingle sand and accumulated dirt.

*Photo edited to highlight shingle sand buildup

There's always one side of the house that gets less sun then the rest, leaving tons of room for moss and dirt to start accumulating - which ultimately leads to deep staining and taking away the even colouring  of the siding.

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After having a sun room demolished and a new deck installed, this customer's back yard was torn up by the heavy machinery. The patch of grass closest to the house was all that was left.

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Planting grass from seed, and reusing the patio slabs for their walkway, we were able to keep the project within budget while giving their home a fresh new look.

With a water fed brush and some high quality elbow grease, we brought back the original shine to the eavestrough, saving the customer a considerable amount of money to give the exterior a fresh clean look. 

Following a thorough cleaning using a water-fed bristle brush, we successfully removed the surface layer of dirt and moss, restoring a clean and well-maintained appearance to the siding. This method allowed us to achieve excellent results without the need for ladders leaning against the siding or the use of high-pressure washing, which can often lead to damage.

After clearing all construction debris and leveling the soil to correct any depressions left by heavy machinery, we applied our proven lawn seeding process. As a result, the customer saw a lush, healthy lawn take shape within a matter of weeks