High Pressure Roof Cleaning Melbourne

This is another part of the high pressure cleaning business where a lot of our competitors can't operate, they do driveways/paths/walls etc but it takes special skill, knowledge and experience to get a roof looking great.
We high pressure clean your concrete tile roof by removing roof moss, lichen, dirt and pollution grime using our high pressure cleaning system that has an adjustable spray head. This means that we can high pressure clean roof moss and dirt from old tiles without damaging or breaking them, and when we require more high pressure to remove stubborn lichens we can do all the adjustment from the roof.
High pressure roof cleaning ONLY with no harsh chemicals like acids or bleach that are corrosive to your spoutings and can stain the exterior paintwork of your home. Moss and lichen growing on old Melbourne roofs and buildings is sometimes seen as a way of conserving the “old” or “vintage” look of a property, but the truth is that the invasive nature of the root systems of this plant material can be very damaging to your Melbourne roof and building fabric. Heavy infestations of lichen and moss can block the drainage channels between the roofing tiles and can cause small roof leaks that over time will cause damage to your roof timbers, leading to wet rot.
Roof high pressure water cleaning takes care of all the moss and lichen and pollution grime on your roof. Make your home a more healthy home, keep the drains free from really old decomposed leaf sediment and clumps of moss. Cleaning also removes mould spores and this helps to keep the area around your home, like paths and driveways less likely to go green with moss and lichen also. We catch all the rubbish before it gets into your downpipes and when we are finished we clean up around the house and rinse off all the wall and windows.

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