Exterior cleaning in Westwood

Exterior cleaning in Westwood

Westwood is an established residential area on the west side of Prince George, largely built out from the 1960s and 70s, on a regular street grid with mature trees along it.

Mature street trees are the thing that decides the work here. Decades of growth means a good deal of overhang, and that translates directly into gutters that fill every autumn and roofs that hold debris in the valleys.

The housing is older than College Heights and the roofs are correspondingly shallower in pitch, which matters in this climate — a shallower roof sheds snow less readily and holds packed debris longer. Where a steep College Heights roof dumps its load, a Westwood roof holds it, and holding it through a freeze-thaw winter is what works at the shingle edge.

The area is close in, with reasonable access and standard suburban driveways, which makes the practical side of the work straightforward compared to the rural edges of the city.

Siding is a mix — older vinyl, some stucco, some wood — and it carries the same winter road band along the lower courses that every house in this city does by March.

Housing here

1960s-70s established housing on a regular grid with mature street trees. Shallower roof pitches than the newer subdivisions, mixed siding, standard suburban driveways.

Where in Westwood

We work right across Westwood — Westwood Drive, Ospika Boulevard, Foothills Boulevard, Duchess Park, Westwood Church and everywhere between. Same crews and the same number as the rest of Prince George: 250-561-6312.