Moss, algae and debris removed without scaffolding, directly from the secured roof – including a visual inspection and optional long-term protective treatment.
Light moss or lichen growth alone rarely harms an intact roof. It becomes critical once moss, algae and debris spread across larger areas: they then retain moisture on the roof surface, which can cause tiles to crack in frost, and increasingly block water drainage – rainwater backs up, penetrates under the covering and can reach the roof structure. Cleaning is carried out gently via rope access, directly on the roof, without scaffolding. I also inspect the roof for cracks, loose tiles or other issues along the way. On request, a hydrophobic treatment follows as an invisible long-term protection against moisture, algae and moss growth.
No. Cleaning is carried out via rope access technique directly from the secured roof – without scaffolding and without a long lead time.
No, quite the opposite: I work in a material-friendly way and adapt cleaning agents and technique to the specific roof type. I also check for cracks and leaks along the way, which would otherwise go unnoticed.
That depends on roof size, pitch and degree of soiling. More on the process is on the Pricing & Process page; I put together an exact quote after a short photo request.
Yes, it acts as an invisible impregnation that repels moisture and noticeably delays renewed algae and moss growth – a sensible add-on directly after cleaning.
Depending on location, orientation and growth pressure, usually several years – noticeably longer with a subsequent hydrophobic treatment, since it clearly delays new algae and moss growth.
A short inquiry with photos is enough for an initial assessment.