Having the right roof cleaning chemical is one thing and having the right tools to work with the chemical is another. Even with the right chemicals, you need the right applicator to do a good job. While there are large commercial roof cleaner applicators, our focus is on applicators or sprayers you can use at … Read more
Snow may look pretty on your roof but is only safe to a certain thickness and weight. If you live in a snow-prone region, you know the destructive effects it comes with; it can lead to roof leakages that may eventually collapse your entire house. There are various methods to remove snow from your roof; … Read more
Bleach is one of the readily available items that can introduce a new perspective in your roof shingles cleaning routine. When correctly in the right amount, bleach can efficiently destroy the algae, bacteria, mold, mildew, moss, fungus and other organic organisms growing on the roof. The reason many homeowners and pro roof cleaners use it … Read more
No pressure roof cleaning is a common practice that involves spraying chemicals and rinsing of roof surfaces when mold, algae, and spots begin breaking down. Some companies use chemicals that do not require rinsing. According to most expert roof cleaners, it is the best option for cleaning roofs since damage to roofs is minimized. Most … Read more
Cleaning of polycarbonate roofs is an activity that any home or apartment owner should keep in mind. It is one of the procedures that makes up roof maintenance. This process is important since failure to cleanse creates future problems as this form a breeding ground for moss and dirt which eventually lead leakage and breakage. … Read more
Pressure roof cleaning is one the methods used to remove dirt and destructive microorganisms from rooftops. Generally, roof cleaning is an important aspect of roof maintenance since it prevents roof decay which often results in repairs and worse cases, roof replacement, it also ensures the roof looks presentable. Read on to learn more about what … Read more
The most important thing to know before you start: pressure washing is not the same as roof cleaning, and for asphalt shingles — which cover roughly 80% of American homes — it is genuinely the wrong method. The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA) endorses soft washing as the correct cleaning method for shingles, not high-pressure … Read more
Those black streaks on your roof are not dirt, pollution or water staining. They are living colonies of a cyanobacterium called Gloeocapsa magma — and they are actively eating your shingles. Cleaning algae from your roof before it establishes as a full colony is one of the highest-return maintenance tasks a homeowner can do. Left … Read more