Why use a fungicidal wash for roof tiles?
31st October 2022
As rooftops are constantly exposed to the elements, they are prone to different types of debris. One often overlooked area is the growth of organic matter, such as lichen, algae and moss, which can appear in between your roof tiles. If you want to know how to remove lichen from a roof, we explain the benefits and a suitable cleaning process.
Known as ‘micro roots’, the problem with organic matter is the fact that lichen and moss can expand in frosty conditions. As a result, weaker roof tiles can crack, and these micro roots can continue to grow into the affected areas, leading to further damage in the long run.
There are a few benefits of removing micro roots from your roof:
So, how do we clean lichen, moss and algae from your roof?
Before you attempt to clean your roof, you need to use the right equipment for both your safety and to avoid cracking your roof tiles. Our roof cleaning team use special CAT ladders, which enable us to get up safely onto your roof without having to step foot on any roof tiles.
Here’s our two-step process:
The above process ensures all moss, lichen and algae are removed, and your entire roof will be professionally cleaned to a very high standard. It’s essential to treat the roof after cleaning to stop the moss and lichen coming back. Not only will your roof be aesthetically pleasing, but your roof tiles will be protected against organic matter and erosion for many years to come.
Here’s why you should always use a professional roof cleaning company:
To conclude, it’s important to use the right methods when you want to remove lichen, moss and algae from your roof. By using a professional roof cleaning company, you can rest assured that your roof will be thoroughly cleaned and treated. Our team will ensure there’s no damage to your roof tiles and we can even restore and replace clay roof tiles for you.
For advice or a free, no-obligation roof cleaning & restoration quotation, contact us
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