Roof Clean
We can restore the look of your roof in 2 ways:
Moss Removal
The manual removal of moss is a very gentle alternative to abrasive pressure washing which can leave your tiles looking worn, brittle and sometimes discoloured. Pressure washing can strip the top protective layer of tiles leaving a rough surface which actually encourages moss to return quicker. We offer to either scape or wire brush your tiles to remove the moss. During our survey we will discuss both options with you while offering our recommendation based on your priorities.
Older or Clay tile roofs are fragile and could be showing signs of distress especially where moss has been established for a long time. To complete a roof clean job of this nature requires more delicate work. Using specialist equipment means these jobs will be carried out safely without causing further damage. We will also replace existing broken tiles if required.
Biocide Treatment
Do you have dull, dark or stained roof tiles? Lichen, moss or algae patches?
We are your local contractors of Algoclear, the clever biocide agent that’s quick, 100% effective, long lasting and kind to your roof. It will bring back the lost colour of your roof. It does this while killing and removing traces of moss and algae. This leaves your roof looking and staying fresher and brighter. It’s used to complement our moss removal service adding further protection against regrowth.
“A few months ago you came and cleaned the roof and took away a great deal of moss. You said that the overall appearance would improve over time as the fungicide took full effect and the small bits of residual moss were washed away. You may have noticed that we have had some rain recently!
That indeed has completed the task you started and we remain delighted with the service we received from you.A sparkling clean, almost brand new, roof even though it is 60 years or so old. (A bit like me – sparkling at 68!) Many thanks to you and to your team.” Mr R. Barber
“A good job that met promises and expectations – both in timing and end result.” Mr Sheffield