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If Mike asks for photos

How to take useful photos

You do not need to send photos with the form. If Mike asks for them later, use these examples to show the whole area and access clearly.

Driveways and outdoor surfaces

Wide view of the full area

Take one photo from far enough back to include every edge, any steps or gates, and the route Mike would use to reach the area.

Wide photograph showing a complete block-paved driveway and its access route.Good photo
Good photoOne wide view shows the complete area and how Mike can reach it.
Close photograph showing only a small area of stained paving beside a wall.Avoid this
Avoid thisAvoid close-ups that hide the size of the area or the access around it.

Roof cleaning and moss removal

Safe ground-level view

From ground level, take one wide photo that includes the complete roofline, the building height and the space around the property.

Ground-level photograph showing the complete tiled roof of a UK house.Good photo
Good photoOne safe, wide view shows the roof shape and the ground around the property.
Close photograph showing moss-covered roof tiles without the property height or access.Avoid this
Avoid thisAvoid a close-up of individual tiles because it does not show the height or access.

Render cleaning and softwashing

Full wall and surrounding access

Take one wide photo from ground level to the roofline, including enough surrounding space to show the working height and access.

Wide photograph showing a complete rendered house wall with green weather staining.Good photo
Good photoOne wide view shows the whole wall and the ground beside it.
Close photograph showing green staining on a small section of exterior render.Avoid this
Avoid thisAvoid sending only a close-up of the staining.

Commercial cladding

Full elevation and working access

Take one wide photo that includes the commercial elevation, the ground below it and the route Mike would use to reach the cladding.

Wide view of an industrial cladding elevation and its ground-level access.Good photo
Good photoOne wide view shows the full elevation and clear ground-level working access.
Over-zoomed close view showing only stained industrial cladding panels.Avoid this
Avoid thisAvoid a tight cladding close-up that hides the building height and working access.
Stay safely at ground level.

Never climb onto a roof or put yourself at risk for a photograph. Use a safe ground-level view. Mike will arrange a site visit before any roof quote is final.

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