1. Less Expensive Than Replacing Your Roof: You will find that routine cleaning on your roof is much less expensive than repairing or replacing. Roof cleaning typically costs on average $400 while replacing a roof can costs a minimum of $10,000. Routine cleaning can help your roof last longer, and keep your warranty active which can save you thousands.

2. Prevents Expensive Damage: Debris and algae traps moisture on the roof which over time will eat away and erode the roofing material. Routine cleaning can prevent these growths and stop costly damages such as leaks and further water damage inside your home. 

3. Keeps Your Roofs Warranty Active: Roofing manufactures want you to clean and maintain your roof regularly. Just because you have a warranty, it doesn't exempt you from routine maintenance on your roof. In fact, most warranties can and will be voided if your roof is not properly maintained. Routine cleaning can help to prevent damage to your roof.

4. Saves Money On Cooling Your Home: Algae and mildew love to grow on roofs. When these fungi are present, they absorb heat which makes it more difficult to cool your home in the warm seasons. Having your roof cleaned professionally ensures that your air conditioning can work more efficiently, which results in lest costs. 

5. Protects Against Pests: Debris, algae, rotten wood, and the like are all very appealing to pests and wildlife. These can lead to damages and infestations. Routine roof and gutter cleaning can prevent headaches and unwanted visitors. 

6. Increase Value Of Your Home: Looking to sale your home? Or just wanting to have better curb appeal? A clean roof can make a world of a difference in your overall value of the home, and appealing to the eyes of potential buyers or neighbors. 

7. Insurance Requirements: Some insurance companies require roof maintenance to avoid costly damages. Insurance companies look for risks that a home might have. Your roof being the first defense against weather, a poorly maintained roof draws attention and often times labels your roof as "high-risk". This will often times determine the rate at which your insurance company will charge you. 

Roof washing is a simple, yet complex process. It is a simple method of spraying proprietary soap solutions on a low pressure setting to safely remove mildew, stains, streaks, bacteria, algae and other organic buildups on your roof. The complex nature comes from having the right soap mixture to ensure an effective clean, yet safety for the surrounding areas. 

Our Process:

1. Customer Consultation: This is where we talk with the customer to see if they have anty questions about anything. As well as our employees being made aware of any potential trouble areas, or things around the house to pay close attention to. 

2. Prep Equipment: After talking with the home owner, we then begin to prep our equipment to prepare for the roof cleaning. We prepare our soap mixtures, hook up water if needed, and place ladders or any needed equipment. As well as getting on proper protective equipment. 

3. Staging The Home: This is the most important process before we begin. We make sure to take the necessary steps to protect surrounding landscaping from chemicals. Prepping gutter downspouts for runoff. As well as taping off, or bagging any important things that could potentially be damaged by overspray.

4. Roof Soft Washing Time: After prepping the house, we then begin to spray. Using low pressure and our soap mixture, we cover the entire roof and let the soap do the work. 

5. Let Nature Take Its Course: After the soap is applied, we let it sit and dwell. The surfactant we use helps the soap to stick to the roof for a longer dweel time, which is more time to eat away at the organic material. We do not wash the roof, we let the rain and mother nature slowly rinse the roof over time. 

6. Pack Up & Clean Up: During the roof cleaning process, if needed we move ladders as we go. But in addition, we spray the surrounding landscape with water to ensure no damage is done. We then clean our equipment, water the landscape more. This ensures if any soap was on it, we wash it off and dilute the soap.