Jobs we have finished in Melbourne

Two hundred square metres of roof on Rockbrook Road, carrying enough moss to change its colour from the street.

The driveway and paving at the same South Road house, done on the same day as the facade but recorded on its own because it is a different job on a different surface.

A double-storey house on South Road, on the southern boundary of Brighton East, with around 800 square metres of beige render across its walls. The owner called about the facade rather than the roof: the house faces a main road, and the render had gone grey in a way that hosing it down had stopped fixing.

A double-storey house on Holyrood Street being prepared for sale, booked through the agent rather than by the owner.

A multi-storey townhouse on St Kilda Road, cleaned top to bottom in a single visit. Rope access was used for the polycarbonate roof, the upper render and the windows.

High rise window cleaning at the View Hotel on Roy Street, Albert Park, carried out by rope access with a crew of three over four days.

A long single-storey house on Hoddle Street in Elsternwick with around 80 metres of guttering and downpipes blocked with compacted soil. The full run was cleared with SkyVac vacuum equipment from the ground.

Three residential towers on Gladstone Street, South Melbourne, between twenty-two and twenty-five storeys, with all external glazing cleaned by rope access over three weeks by a crew of four.

An annual clean for a returning client on Wrexham Road, Windsor, done in the first week of August. The property is ringed by trees, so the gutters fill every year.

Roof valleys on Narawong Road, Caulfield, packed solid with leaves after several years without a clean. A tree overhangs the roof and everything it drops had collected in the same two channels.

Windows and skylights on St Helen's Road, Hawthorn East, done in July. The third job at this property inside a year, after the paving and then the gutters.

Full-height sliding glass on Yarra Street, Abbotsford, still mid-build. Water had been running down the outside of the panes and drying there, leaving white mineral streaks from the head of the frame to the floor.