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Roof Cleaning

Our Roof Cleaning Process

Roofs are a surprisingly delicate part of your house! We want to make sure that we are using the least abrasive techniques to safely remove all the growths and debris from your shingles or tiles without damaging them. To do this, we use a mix of brushing, soft washing with cleaning chemicals, leaf blowing, and applying preventative treatments. We can pick just the right approach for your roof.

Brush

Using a long handled brush, we gently remove large clumps of moss and other pesky growing things that have attached themselves to your roof. When there isn’t as much growth on a roof, we can give the shingles a break and skip this step.

Blow

Leaf blowers are our secret weapon for removing leaves, needles, dirt, sticks, and other debris from your roof. Don’t worry - we always clean up any debris that is blown into your gutters or down to your yard!

Wash

Pressure washing can damage your shingles, so we soft wash instead using standard hose pressure and a careful mix of chemicals to cause anything growing on your roof to decompose. Growths on the roof are left white and shriveled, and will naturally detach from the shingles over the next few months.

Treat

For maintenance, we apply a sodium bicarbonate powder to the shingles, which discourages new growths and buys you more time before you need another big clean.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Roof Cleaning Services

  • Roof Soft Washing

    For roofs that need a full reset!

    Brush roof to gently dislodge larger clumps of moss, blow off loose debris, clean out gutters and downspouts, apply biodegradable soft washing solution to decompose leftover moss and organic infestations. Roofs are left brighter with organic stains eliminated and no active growths.

  • Roof Tune-Up

    For regular maintenance.

    Blow off loose debris, clean out gutters and downspouts, apply sodium bicarbonate to reduce new growths and undermine any existing moss trying to take root.

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