21
Mar
Magnetic Signs
We got new Magnetic Signs made up by Instant Imprints in Vancouver. The quality is excellent and a great price too. Thanks guys!
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19
Mar
Downpipe Extensions
We see this allot in Vancouver and The Lower Mainland. Downpipes that drain onto the roof then run down into the lower gutter. It’s much nicer to have downpipes of a similar color as the roof run down so not…
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16
Mar
Maintain Now or Repair Later
There are many claims that without regular maintenance to your property, particularly with your roof and gutter system damage will eventually occur. Especially in Vancouver and The Lower Mainland where as we all know there is a fair bit of…
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16
Mar
Built In Gutter Cleaning
We were right on the water today in Kitsilano. The local seagulls found the pavers on the decks were a great spot to drop clams to crack open. Needless to say there were tiny bits of shells…
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15
Mar
Flat Roof Cleaning
It’s not technically a flat roof since there is a bit of a pitch but many people still refer too it as a flat roof for Vancouver Specials. More often than not there is overflow due to a…
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14
Mar
Roof DeMossing
Jose was De-Mossing a roof in The Westside of Vancouver today. We do a light brushing removing the bulk of moss while exposing the roots. Then we spray Roof Wash made by a company in a stones throw over in…
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13
Mar
View of Southlands
Our line of work can be dirty and wet up on roofs but it’s not all bad. Here was our view for the day with demossing a roof out in Kerrisdale overlooking Southlands.
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12
Mar
Loose Gutter Repair and Upgrade
Older gutters such as these ones on a home in Burnaby were attached to the facia board by large nails. Over time they work their way out of the wood and such as shown here they come right away from…
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11
Mar
Spring is Here
Jose was pressure washing patios on the water today. He sure has an eye for detail.
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09
Mar
Display Gutter
Here is our new gutter showing the different size and materials of gutter outlets. Most common is the small 2 inch plastic drain that doesn’t hold up with with The Lower Mainlands super wet climate. The 2.5 inch…
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