Have you seen moss growing on your roof?

If so, you're in the right place! Moss growing on roofs is a common occurrence in Spokane and the surrounding areas, and it needs to be treated sooner rather than later. Moss is a plant like any other that grows and has roots attached to your shingles/tiles. The longer it has to sit and grow, the more damage it causes to your roof. This will eat its way right through the shingles and rotting, which will lead to costly repairs or even forcing you to replace your roof! Our treatment instantly kills all moss and lichen after application. Now you must give it 3 to 6 months to fall off on its own. We cannot apply any pressure to blast it off or scrub it off your roof, giving instant results. We follow the codes and recommendations of roof manufacturers.

Depending on your location, we recommend treating the mossy areas once a year or every other year.

Do you see weeds growing out of your gutters?

  This means your gutters are FULL! We get hands-on and remove all dirt and debris, then thoroughly flush the gutters to ensure all downspouts are functioning correctly.

Do you take the debris?

Yes! We take all debris with us at no charge, leaving everything looking better than when we arrived. 

Is your roof full of debris and looking faded and dirty overall?  

Here is our process! We use our leaf blower to remove all loose debris, such as leaves, pine needles, and dirt, from the front of your roof. We then apply our chemical solution, coating the whole roof effectively, killing all organic growth, including moss, mold, and lichen. We recommend having your roof treated annually to extend the longevity of your shingles or tiles, keep your roof clean, and prevent the growth of organic matter. This can save you thousands of dollars in the long run. Our homes are one of our most expensive investments, and treating your roof once a year can extend its lifespan for years to come.

Have you noticed water overflowing from your gutters?

Your gutter downspout is likely clogged. We disassemble the elbow joints of the downspout, clean out the clog, and dispose of waste in a bag; we then reassemble the elbow joints.

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