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Exterior Cleaning In Coquitlam
Detached family homes on the hillside, plus a growing tower cluster.
What Coquitlam Properties Actually Need
Homes on the upper slopes carry conifer debris year-round, while the newer towers need multi-storey access and strata scheduling — two different jobs in one city.
Our Coquitlam Services
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Pressure Washing
Concrete, pavers and hardscape restored — without etching the surface.
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Soft Washing
Siding and cladding cleaned at low pressure. Nothing forced in behind it.
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Window Cleaning
Inside and out, tracks and screens included, with a streak-free finish as the goal.
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Gutter Cleaning
Cleared by hand or gutter-vac, every downspout confirmed running.
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Roof Cleaning
Moss treated at the root, with the method matched to your roofing material.
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Dryer Vent Cleaning
The full duct run cleared. Faster drying, far less fire risk.
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Snow Removal
Cleared and salted under contract, before you have to ask.
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Holiday Lighting
Commercial-grade lights, installed, maintained and taken down — we own and store them.
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Also in Coquitlam
Coquitlam Neighbourhoods We Cover
Housing stock and conditions vary block to block — here's what that means for upkeep, area by area. Neighbourhoods with a page of their own carry service-specific detail.
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Burquitlam
New towers around the SkyTrain station beside older detached streets.
New high-rise strata needs access equipment and resident notice, and ongoing construction nearby adds dust to glass faster than a finished neighbourhood.
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Maillardville
Coquitlam's oldest neighbourhood — early character homes on the slope above the Fraser.
A lot of original mill-era housing is still standing, small and timber-framed, and needs a gentler hand than the newer stock further up the hill, and the slope means downspout discharge needs somewhere sensible to go.
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Westwood Plateau
Larger homes high on the plateau, most backing onto forest or the golf course.
Elevation means more rainfall than the valley, and the forest edge means constant conifer debris — a bigger gutter job than the square footage suggests.
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Austin Heights
Post-war detached homes with a retail strip along Austin Avenue.
Original low-slope rooflines hold debris rather than shedding it, and the retail strip needs a frequent glass cycle to keep pace with foot traffic.
Book Coquitlam
Most properties need more than one service — doing them in a single visit costs less than booking separately. And if a few households on the same street book the same day, we save on travel and pass that back.
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