Lichen on your roof looks harmless — but it is not. It quietly eats into your shingles, tiles, or slates. This guide shows you exactly how to remove lichen from your roof, what kills it, and how to stop it from coming back. What is lichen on a roof? Lichen is a living organism made … Read more
Moss can be a major problem when it substantially grows and stays on your roof. It not only shortens your roof’s lifespan but also can severely compromise the integrity of the entire roofing system resulting in costly repairs. It’s thus only natural that you’d want to get rid of it. To remove roof moss simply … Read more
Soft washing is one of the roof cleaning methods that roof cleaners and homeowners have been embracing in the recent past. This method is quickly becoming popular because it is gentle on the roof and it is more effective at removing dirt, algae, moss, mold, mildew, and lichen from the surface of your roof, leaving … Read more
Roof rakes are some of the most essential tools when removing snow and leaves from rooftops. If not removed in time snow and debris can weigh down your roof leading to leaks and even the collapse of the roof. The best snow and leaf roof rakes come with resilient scoop or slice-style blades, or metal … Read more
Whether you intend to clean, coat, paint or treat your roof with some kind of chemical solution, first, you need a brush or broom to clean out the unsightly moss, leaves, and debris which have accumulated on your roof over time. You have a variety of brushes to choose from; telescopic, long-fixed arm, handheld, hard/soft-bristled, … Read more
Dirt, including leaves and other debris, often accumulates on tiled roofs. When this dirt combines with moisture, over time, you can expect organic growth, including moss and lichen. This detracts from the aesthetics of your home’s roof and ruins it. You can simply use a trowel or a sturdy brush to clean light dirt, including … Read more
Accumulation of debris, organic growth or stains on your copper roof is not unsightly and can also wear it down over time. This is why maintaining the cleanliness of this type of roof needs to be one of your top concerns. To clean your copper roof, start by sweeping off any loose debris, including leaves, … Read more
Most homeowners clean their roof too infrequently — or not at all. The right answer depends on your roof material, your climate, and how many trees surround your home. Get it wrong in either direction and you either shorten your roof’s life or waste money on unnecessary cleaning. Quick answer For most homes with asphalt … Read more