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Yep has it's place on light algae even marginaly patchy moss.Have you seen that wet & forget product?
A re-roof (which is where they remove all your tiles - shuffle them about and put them back) cost about £5k on a roof like that.Surely 1200 would buy you a roof of new tiles
Having re-read that I think I see what you're saying. But then you need to remove all the exisiting ones, make sure all membranes, joists etc are in good order and then haul all the new ones up there and fit them PLUS dispose of all the olds afterwards.Surely 1200 would buy you a roof of new tiles
That would be impressive @Alec considering not a drop of hypo / any other bleach based product was used.
That is how all 60 - 70 year old concrete tiles look once cleaned properly.
Very beige.
The process was power wash to remove grime then bio coating for protection.
Also your reaction is a good example of opinions and taste. The home owner was stoked.
If you look closely front center you can see a rather pinkish spot. That's all that remains of the initial pigmentation coating that was on there 60 odd years back.
We could do a recoat foe the client but would add £1200 to the bill and tye coating only has a 5 year guarantee.
I'm not a fan of people that don't know what they're doing power washing a roof as they can do untold damage. Hence I advocate proper training before tackling such projects.Thought you wasn't a fan of pressure washing roofs as can cause more damage then it solves ?
it's repeat business clearing it out thoughPersonally i like the look of a bit of moss in a roof (obviously if it starts blocking gutters etc then it's an issue)
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Mr Green,That would be impressive @Alec considering not a drop of hypo / any other bleach based product was used.
That is how all 60 - 70 year old concrete tiles look once cleaned properly.
Very beige.
The process was power wash to remove grime then bio coating for protection.
Also your reaction is a good example of opinions and taste. The home owner was stoked.
If you look closely front center you can see a rather pinkish spot. That's all that remains of the initial pigmentation coating that was on there 60 odd years back.
We could do a recoat foe the client but would add £1200 to the bill and tye coating only has a 5 year guarantee.
The customer was given various options. They chose to have it powerwashed. It was their choice.Mr Green,Can i ask you how long that particular job took you to complete? , and also what was your reasoning behind choosing the method you used ie; powerwashing and the use of bleach - free chemicals?
Regard's
Robster