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De-mossing roofs

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brianbadonde

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I have been asked to de-moss a roof. The angle of the roof is probably shallow enough that I could walk on it. I can borrow a roofing ladder. I was thinking of getting up there with a wire brush and simply brushing moss off and bagging it up. Any thought's guys? Would iy be better to pressure wash it off? I don't really fancy this way as I would rather do it by hand off a roofing ladder as I would feel this is the safer option.

 
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if it's anything like this stay clear hardest days work I've ever done

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Roofs are different u scrub them down with brush

Then u wash it with hypo leave it Then rinse down Does good job.

Def use roof ladder just I case and charge right for it

 
Scraping a roof is a long tedious procedure that will takes weeks to achieve a ok job

People say pressure washing a roof is bad but scraping a roof is worse

The granular coating in most tiles is long gone anyway

Now I'm not dating get up there with the turbo but a good software sytem way out performs

 
' Drown 'is a term for when algae deteriorates upvc

You'll learn these terms when you become a pro ...

Ha ha joking I think it was spelling mistake for 'brown ' by @Paddy McNally

 
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