The proof, not the pitch
Nine houses, shot from the same spot, twice
Every pair below is one property, one camera position, before Roger started and after he finished. Nothing here is stock photography and nothing is staged for the camera. The ladder is still standing in more than one of them, because he had only just come down it when the after shot was taken. Drag the line across any pair, or use the arrow keys, to see where it moved.


Cream siding, north-facing wall, roses left standing


Algae down a full two-storey elevation


Siding and garage door, one visit


Mould spotting on a shaded wall


Tan siding, two storeys, no scaffolding


Concrete walkway through a planted front yard


Blue vinyl, green algae, ladder work


Commercial brickwork and window sills


The Whitmore Lake School sign, 1944
More from the job site
Three more that did not fit a pair
Not every job produces a clean before and after split. These three show the same work a different way: one frame that already holds both states, a deck caught mid-clean with the water still standing on the finished side, and the rig itself parked outside a commercial job.



Every wall above starts with a phone call
See what your own siding, roof, driveway or gutters need on the services page, or get Roger out for a free look.