Roof Cleaning & Moss Removal
Moss looks unsightly, blocks gutters and holds damp against your tiles. We remove it by hand and soft-wash the roof to protect the tiles and restore its appearance — across Northampton and Northamptonshire.
What's Included
- Manual moss removal from tiles and slates
- Soft-wash biocide treatment to kill algae, lichen and moss
- Gutters and downpipes cleared of dislodged moss and debris
- Ridge and flashing checked while we're up there
- Careful, low-pressure methods that protect the tiles
- Long-lasting treatment that slows regrowth
Soft-wash, not jet-wash
High-pressure jet washing can strip the protective surface off tiles and drive water underneath them. We remove moss carefully by hand and use a soft-wash biocide that keeps working after we've left — protecting your roof while it clears the growth.
How It Works
Free survey
We assess the roof's condition, the growth present and the access needed. As a result, the clean is planned around your actual roof.
Written quote
A clear, written quote, with no surprises before we start. As a result, the price you're quoted is the price you pay.
Clean & treat
Moss is removed by hand, the roof soft-washed and the gutters cleared. Because it's a soft-wash, the tiles aren't put under any mechanical stress.
Check & tidy
We confirm the gutters run clear and leave your property clean. As a result, the job finishes with a working system, not just a tidy roof.
Roof Cleaning FAQs
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Moss Taking Over Your Roof?
Book a free survey and get a written quote for roof cleaning. Still, you'll know the real cost before deciding.
Get a Free QuoteMoss and algae aren't usually the direct cause of a leak. But left unchecked, they hold moisture against the tile for longer after rain, and can gradually lift tiles as they grow into the gaps. A roof heavy with moss is worth cleaning before it becomes a bigger problem.
We use a soft-wash biocide treatment, not a pressure wash. High-pressure jets can strip the granules off concrete tiles and force water underneath them, doing more harm than the moss itself. The moss dies back and washes away over the following weeks, with no stress on the tiles.