Every photo is a real job
Real Central Coast jobs, not a stock library
There is not one purchased photograph on this website. Everything below is a Central Coast property that Corey Byler and the crew actually worked on.
Window cleaning
Interior atrium glass. The reach is the whole job on these. 
Upper story work where a pole cannot make the angle. 
Water fed pole on a stucco home. Nothing leaning on the wall. 
Reflective glass. No streaks means no shortcuts. 
Some panels come out and get done properly on a stand. 
The truck. Everything on it is ours, nothing is subcontracted.
Commercial
Storefront glass, finished by hand at eye level. 
Commercial frontage, ground floor by hand. 
Tinted commercial glass shows every miss, so it gets detailed. 
Two story commercial, awnings and all. 
Set up along a frontage before opening. 
Hotel frontage. Pole work from the ground, no scaffold. 
Finished storefront glass, reflecting rather than hazing. 
Full height retail glass under an awning. 
Office frontage after a clean. 
Historic downtown stock, awkward heights and old sash. 
Downtown, from the sidewalk where it counts.
Pressure and soft washing
Surface cleaner. This is why there are no wand stripes. 
Same slab, mid job. The line is the argument. 
Surface cleaner running, spray everywhere. 
Walkways and steps, edge to edge. 
Before. Years of traffic film and growth. 
After. Same slab, same camera position. 
Stucco and tile, the standard Central Coast build.
Gutters
Before. This is what a mat of needle litter looks like. 
After. Cleared and flushed, not just scooped. 
By hand and by tool, depending on what is in there.
Solar panels
Ground mount array. Pure water, nothing abrasive. 
Roof mount, worked from the edge rather than walking panels. 
Pole work so nobody stands on the glass. 
Before. A dry Central Coast summer of dust. 
After. Same array, same angle.
What to look at in these photos
Most contractor galleries are bought. You can usually tell within a few frames: the light is studio perfect, the house is not a style anybody builds around here, and there is never a hose or a bucket in shot. Everything above is a real Central Coast property, which means some of it is untidy. That is the point.
On the window cleaning shots, look at where the ladder is standing and what it is leaning on. Most of the upper story work is done from the ground with a water fed pole precisely so nothing rests against your siding, your gutters or a screen. The ladder comes out when a pole cannot make the angle, not by default.
On the pressure washing shots, look for the surface cleaner rather than a wand. That circular shroud is why a finished slab has no stripes across it. A wand in the hands of somebody in a hurry leaves fan marks that show up the first time the sun hits at a low angle, and nothing takes them out afterwards.
On the gutter shots, the before frame is a mat of needle and leaf litter that has packed down and started holding water. That is what a gutter looks like when it stops draining, and it is the state most of them reach before anybody notices, usually the week after the first real rain.
Two things you will not find in this gallery: any property we did not work on, and any before and after pair that is secretly two different houses. The comparisons below are the same spot, same camera position, before and after.
Before and after, same spot
Drag the handle. Both of these are real jobs shot from the same position, not stock photos and not two different properties.
Driveway, pressure washed
Same slab, same camera position. Years of traffic film and organic growth off in one pass with a surface cleaner.
Ground mounted solar, pure water clean
Central Coast dust and pollen kill output long before anyone notices. Pure water only, so nothing is left on the glass to attract more.
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