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A red clay roof in wantage that has been partially cleaned.

Roof Cleaning:
Steam Cleaning & Pressure Washing

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Heat and/or pressure is used to clean the moss, dirt and organic growth from the tiles. The cleaning is typically followed by a preventative Chemical Treatment, to keep the roof clean and moss-free for longer. This combination of techniques gives the most dramatic improvement to the way a roof looks and is the most effective way to clean the majority of modern tiles.​

 

Steam cleaning & pressure washing are not suitable for all tiles. For old and fragile tiles (such as period cotswold stone tiles) a different approach is required. We recommend Manual Moss Removal followed by a Chemical Treatment.

Very mossy modern profile tile roof before it's been steam cleaned & pressure washed in Swindon
Modern profile tile roof after it's been steam cleaned & pressure washed in Swindon
Cotswold stone roof that has been half cleaned by pressure washing and steam cleaning in Cirencester.
Modern flat tile roof that has been half cleaned by pressure washing and steam cleaning in Cirencester.
Clay tile roof before it's been cleaned by steam cleaning and pressure washing in Oxfordshire
Clay tile roof after it's been cleaned by steam cleaning and pressure washing in Oxfordshire.
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24 month moss free guarantee

24 month

moss free guarantee

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