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A common problem before cleaning
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Standing water and debris
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More standing water
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The same gutter after cleaning
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The previous gutter pictures are from this house.
It hadn't rained for about 3 days before I took
these pictures. Two story homes in or near large
trees are commonly in this condition because the
homeowner can not see that the gutters are clogged.
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Cleaning gutters on a sunny day
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Sump pump discharge piping - Before
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After
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Before
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After
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1d
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1b
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This shows the roof sheeting over a 3 seasons
porch. Clearly this roof was leaking.
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The
same sheeting after it was removed, the water
had completely saturated a large portion of the
sheeting and it had started to rot away.
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New
tile shortly after installation with the spacers
still in place.
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The
same tile shortly after the grout had been
installed, the final cleaning had not yet been
performed
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Owner had complaints of a leak in his breakfast
nook. This is not an add on, it is original
to the house. This is an attempt to ventilate the
attic area above the breakfast nook.
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This is the same roof vented properly. The owner
has not had a leak since the repair was completed.
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Garage gutter filled with debris.
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Same gutter after cleaning.
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