Looking For An Ironclad, Commercial Roof Cleaning Service? We Guarantee 100% Moss Removal.
At The Roofing Club we offer a commercial roof cleaning service predominantly using a modern soft wash methodology to achieve 100% moss removal, elimination of green organic matter and general grime. Unlike general roofing, not every city, town and village in the UK has a reliable roofer that exclusively specialises in safe and effective commercial roof cleaning. Therefore a number of have-a-go-heroes have exploded into action with mixed results. From window cleaners to handymen with a ladders, UK roof cleaning can be a wild landscape.
We do no judge ambitious tradesman who want to try a new skill, but we believe corners should not be cut in this moss removal pursuit. Our small pool of vetted professionals come from a construction and roofing background before choosing to narrow down into roof clean specialists.
Get in touch now to request more information and get a free quote. In most cases we can use a photo of your building, or take your address to use Google earth to provide you with an accurate roof clean quote.
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Is Commercial Roof Cleaning Worth It?
We believe a clean roof is a healthy roof. Moss removal is an often overlooked part of roof maintenance. A clear roof is essential to preventing more substantial future roof repair work. Moss that accumulates on roof tiles has a tendency to reek havoc on your building and can lead to costly roofing services being urgently required. For example untreated moss will:
- Fall into gutters causing blockages that lead to overflows during rainy season
- Repeated blocked gutters that lead to more serious drainage problems
- Get in between and into your roof tiles, lifting them up and/or cracking them
- Lead to roof tile degradation that causes the internal roof structure to become damaged (for example rain water eventually rotting roof battens etc.)
- Cause damp to develop inside your building; often seen in upstairs landings, bathrooms and bedrooms