Roof cleaning in Suffolk

Moss holds water against the tiles and drops into the gutters as it breaks up. Clearing it is worth doing properly, and it is worth doing from the right access equipment rather than from a ladder at full stretch.

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How it is done

  • Moss scraped off dry rather than jetted, which avoids driving water under the tiles.
  • Biocide applied so regrowth is slowed rather than starting again immediately.
  • Gutters and downpipes cleared of the debris the work brings down.
  • Loose or slipped tiles reported to you with a photo, not quietly ignored.

Priced on roof area, pitch and access equipment needed.

Surfaces covered

  • Concrete tile
  • Clay tile
  • Slate
  • Conservatory roofs
  • Flat roofs

Roof cleaning, before and after

Work done by AC Exterior. Nothing here is stock photography.

Before
After
Moss scraped off dry and treated, gutters cleared afterwards.

Common questions

Should a roof be pressure washed?
Generally no. High pressure on a tiled roof drives water under the laps and erodes the surface of concrete tiles, shortening their life. Scraping and treating is slower and better.
Will you tell me if you find a problem up there?
Yes, with a photograph. Being on your roof is a good chance to spot a slipped tile or a failed flashing, and you should hear about it either way.

Where this is done

Roof cleaning across Suffolk and south Norfolk, including these towns.

  • Lowestoft
  • Oulton Broad
  • Beccles
  • Bungay
  • Southwold
  • Halesworth
  • Kessingland
  • Wrentham
  • Great Yarmouth
  • Gorleston
  • Bradwell
  • Loddon

Get a price for your roofs

Send a photograph and the rough size, and you will get a figure back.