Roof ang gutter Cleaning

PRICES

Small Semi Detached or Terraced House

  • This is a house with a standard front and rear elevation with no side hips.

  • We would remove the moss manually using a hand-held scraping tool, clear all debris from the gutters and apply a roof cleaning treatment.

  • All debris removed from the roof and gutters will be removed from your property.

  • Prices Start From £395

  • Semi Detached/Detached House

  • A small detached house is a single free-standing residential building.

  • This would be cleaned using the Manual Moss Removal method followed by a roof treatment. To finish, we would clear away the debris from the gutters and take this away from your property along with the debris removed from your roof.

  • Prices Start From £495

  • Average Sized Detached House

  • ​Again this property is a stand-alone house. Sometimes referred to as a single-family home, as opposed to a multi-family residential dwelling.

  • The method used would be a manual moss scrape to remove the bulk of the moss from the roof, we would then apply a treatment followed by a gutter clear.

  • Both roof and gutter debris will be removed from your property.

  • Prices Start From £595

  • Large Detached House

  • Typically a large property with several additional roofs which may consist of a porch and double garage, maybe even an extension. With a property this size we anticipate the work to take several days.

  • Just as we stated above, the method used to clean the roof would be by hand removing the moss, applying a treatment and cleaning out the gutters of debris.

  • All debris will be removed from your property for your peace of mind.

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  • Prices Start From £795

Roof Moss Treatment

As you will notice, the above prices are estimated using the Manual Moss Removal method, we do also offer a Roof Pressure Washing Service.

Manually scraping the moss by hand is the most gentle way to remove the moss from your roof, the treatment we then apply afterwards is used to kill off any lichens, algae and moss spores that are left behind.With this method there is very little water used (if any) so yourself and neighbours will be pleased to know that the mess is minimal and you won't be experiencing any spray of mud, grit or moss on your driveway, car and surrounding areas, with that being said, our team will always clean all areas that have got mucky or any bits of moss that may have dropped. Rest assured, your property will be left clean and tidy when our team leave.

If you were to just have the moss removed with no post treatment applied you would notice moss regrowth within a very short period of time.

This is due to it is impossible to remove every single moss spore from the roof as they are burred deep within the roof tile joints and any gaps present on the roof, this being the reason it is highly recommended to have a post treatment of biocide applied to the roof.

The biocide treatment will ensure all the hidden moss spore are killed therefore prolong any regrowth, keeping your roof cleaner for longer.

It is hard to give an exact time frame of how long the roof will stay moss free for as there are just to many varying factor to take into consideration such as -

The climate

Your Property Surrounding

Neighbouring Roofs Covered In Moss

This being said the manufacture of the biocide treatment we use gives a guide of 3-4 years before you should notice any signs of regrowth.

To totally prevent moss reappearing on the roof it is a simple case of a maintenance application of biocide treatment every 2-3 years which will keep your roof looking clean and moss free for many years to come.

This is all dependant on a few factors like the condition of your roof and the type of roofing tiles.

After a professional roof cleaning contractor has visited your property they will then be able to advise the best method to having your roof cleaned.

If the roof is in a sorry state with problems showing such as pointing missing, torn underlay/membrane, loose flashing etc.. then pressure washing defiantly isn't the answer as it is highly likely water would penetrate into your home.Manually removing the moss and applying a biocide treatment to kill any remaining moss is a lot more gentle on the roof, a lot less messy and there is no risk of water damage within your home.