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Real photos from Peak jobs around Grants Pass and the Rogue Valley.
Same Property
Before & After
Left is what we walked up to. Right is the same spot when we drove away.
The stone path had vanished under weeds. Same view once we cleared it out, mulched the beds and mowed the lawn back.
Same yard from the deck. Waist-high growth through the lawn and beds, then cut back, edged and mulched.
This juniper had crept most of the way across the front walk. Look for the flax and the white rock border in both shots.
Same roof plane, same vent up top and the same pipe boot down on the left. The lichen crust is gone and the valley flashing runs clear again.
Heavy moss buildup pulled off the shingles. Once the mat comes up the granules read cleanly again and water sheets off the way it should.
A season of pine needle drop had piled up along the roof. Same shingles, same ladder in the frame, once we blew and brushed the debris off.
The overhanging oak had dropped a full season onto the roof and up against the fascia. Same eave line after we cleared it out.
Same pine from nearly the same angle, shown before and after limb cleanup work.
The hedge had grown out over the strip along the fence until there was barely room to walk it. We cut the face back to the frame and the run opened up again.
This row had lost its top line and was leaning out onto the lawn strip. Cut level across the top and faced back, and the fence behind it reads again.
A full summer of wisteria runners had grown up and out over this arbor. We worked it from both ladders and cut it back to a tight canopy, and the front of the arbor opened back up.
Saplings had filled in the whole corner between the path and the back fence. We cut the thicket out and took the ground down low, and the fence line is back. The after shot is from a few steps farther up the same path.
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About This Work
Are these photos of real Peak jobs?
Yes. Every photo on this page is from a job Peak actually did around Grants Pass and the wider Rogue Valley. None of it is stock photography.
Can I see more work from my town?
Usually, yes. Isaac keeps photos from most jobs, so ask when he comes out for the estimate and he can show you work from properties near you.
How do I get a price for something like this?
Call or text and Isaac will come walk the property with you. Estimates are free, they happen the same day whenever the schedule allows, and the price you approve is the price you pay.
Do you do before and after photos on every job?
Not every one, but on bigger jobs like brush trimming, blackberry cutback and roof work we usually take both. Ask if you would like a set from your own property.
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