Around Sacramento. Close to home.

Communities served

The region’s housing was built in waves, and each wave fails in its own way: prewar wood in central Sacramento, postwar ranches along the river, and stucco tracts from the 1990s onward in Roseville, Rocklin, Folsom, and Elk Grove. The four communities with their own page carry housing-stock notes, permit sources, and local FAQs; the rest are covered the same way and get a page once documented local work exists.

• Sacramento

  Sacramento County

  A century of housing: prewar wood in the central city, postwar ranches, 1990s Natomas stucco.

  ZIP 95811, 95814, 95815, 95816 and 24 more

  Exterior work in Sacramento

• Roseville

  Placer County

  1985–2010 stucco tracts hitting first repaint, window, and reroof cycles; wood-sided homes near Cirby Way.

  ZIP 95661, 95678, 95747

  Exterior work in Roseville

• Rocklin

  Placer County

  Stucco tracts under oak and pine canopy; gutters and shaded-wall rot come up more than anywhere else.

  ZIP 95677, 95765

  Exterior work in Rocklin

• Folsom

  Sacramento County

  Wood-sided 1970s–80s neighborhoods near the river, stucco tracts in Empire Ranch and Folsom Ranch, a historic core.

  ZIP 95630, 95763

  Exterior work in Folsom

• Granite Bay

  Placer County

  Larger lots, custom and semi-custom homes from the 1980s onward, heavy oak canopy; gutters and trim.

  ZIP 95746

  All six services available

• Citrus Heights

  Sacramento County

  1960s–80s ranch homes with wood and stucco; siding repair, repaints, and window replacement.

  ZIP 95610, 95621

  All six services available

• Fair Oaks

  Sacramento County

  Mature trees and older ranch homes near the river; dry rot, gutters, and repaints.

  ZIP 95628

  All six services available

• Elk Grove

  Sacramento County

  Mostly 1990s–2000s stucco tracts reaching first repaint and window-replacement age.

  ZIP 95624, 95757, 95758

  All six services available