Capping work involves the installation, repair, or maintenance of a protective layer or cap on a building or structure. Capping is typically used to protect the tops of walls, columns, or other vertical surfaces from water infiltration and to enhance the appearance of the building. Capping materials may include stone, brick, precast concrete, wood, or metal. To install capping, the surface of the wall or structure must be prepared and any damaged areas must be repaired. The capping material is then cut to size and attached to the surface using mortar, concrete, nails, screws, or adhesive. The capping is installed in a predetermined pattern, starting at the top of the wall or structure and working down. Once the capping is in place, it is trimmed and finished with corner trim, door and window trim, and any other necessary accents. Capping should be inspected regularly and any necessary repairs or maintenance should be performed as needed to ensure the capping remains in good condition.

Gutter work involves the installation, repair, or maintenance of a gutter system on a building. Gutters are channels or troughs that are attached to the edge of a roof and used to collect and divert rainwater away from the building. Gutters are an important part of a building’s drainage system, as they help to prevent water infiltration and damage to the building’s foundation, walls, and roof. To install gutters, the surface of the roof must be prepared and the gutter hangers or brackets are attached to the roof. The gutter sections are then cut to size and attached to the hangers using screws, nails, or adhesive. The gutter sections are joined together using gutter end caps, gutter miter joints, or gutter sealant. Once the gutters are in place, they are finished with downspouts, which are vertical pipes that carry the water from the gutters to the ground. Gutters should be inspected regularly and any necessary repairs or maintenance should be performed as needed to ensure the gutters remain in good condition.

Painting work involves the application of paint or other decorative finishes to the surfaces of a building or structure. Painting is typically done to protect the surfaces from the elements, to improve the appearance of the building, or to add visual interest to the space. To prepare for painting, the surfaces to be painted must be cleaned and repaired as needed. Any holes, cracks, or imperfections in the surfaces should be filled and sanded smooth. The surfaces are then masked off to protect areas that should not be painted, and the paint is mixed and applied using brushes, rollers, or spray guns. Once the paint is dry, it may be sanded and smoothed to achieve a flawless finish. Painting should be inspected regularly and any necessary touch-ups or maintenance should be performed as needed to ensure the paint remains in good condition.

Powerwash work involves the use of high-pressure water to clean and remove dirt, grime, and other contaminants from the exterior surfaces of a building or structure. Powerwashing is often used to clean the exterior of a building prior to painting or to remove graffiti or other stains. To perform powerwash work, the exterior surfaces to be cleaned are first inspected to determine the appropriate pressure and nozzle settings to use. The surfaces are then wetted down and the powerwash equipment is set up. The high-pressure water is applied to the surfaces using a wand or nozzle, and the dirt and grime are blasted away. Once the powerwashing is complete, the surfaces are rinsed and inspected to ensure they are clean and free of any remaining contaminants. Powerwash work should be performed regularly to maintain the cleanliness and appearance of the building’s exterior.