Why roof cleaning matters
Power washing is the easiest way to restore beauty and protect a property investment. On a roof specifically, regular cleaning is essential because the buildup of algae, moss, and debris does more than look bad. Left in place, it leads to long-term damage like roof rot and leaks. Cleaning the roof improves the appearance of the home, but more importantly, it extends roof life and prevents costly repairs down the line.
What roof cleaning delivers:
- Improve curb appeal and home value
- Protect against deterioration
- Remove contaminants
- Prep for paint and stain
- Improve health and safety
- Eco-friendly, proprietary cleaning formula
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
- Licensed, bonded, and insured
- Fully-loaded water trucks
Roof cleaning services
What we deliver on residential roofs across the Greater St. Louis metro:
- Safe, effective algae, moss, and lichen removal using low-pressure soft washing
- Roof life extension by preventing moisture buildup and shingle degradation
- Quick-turnaround service with minimal disruption to the household
Professional roof moss and algae removal
Black streaks and other organic growth on a roof are not just an appearance issue. The species responsible for those streaks feeds on the shingle and degrades it over time, which is why removal matters as much as restoring the look of the roof. Our roof moss and algae removal targets that growth specifically, protects the integrity of the roof in the process, and uses eco-friendly cleaning solutions that do not harm landscaping below the roofline.
Soft wash roof cleaning for shingle and tile roofs
The technique matters as much as the chemistry. High-pressure washing on a roof can blow granules off asphalt shingles, lift tiles, and damage cedar shake. We use soft washing on every residential roof, which is gentle enough for asphalt shingles, clay tiles, and cedar shake. It reduces the risk of damage compared to traditional high-pressure washing and prepares the roof for inspection, maintenance, or insurance compliance review.
