The roof above the gutter.
Moss, dark streaking and years of debris taken down off the shingles — usually while we are already up there for the gutters.
What it is
What comes off a shingle roof.
Shaded roofs here grow moss and dark streaking, especially on north slopes and under trees.
Debris collects in the valleys and behind chimneys and stays damp long after the rest has dried.
Cleaning takes that off so the shingles dry properly.
It also stops the gutter underneath being handed a fresh load next time it rains.
Half of what packs a gutter came off the roof, which is why the two jobs belong on one visit.
Why bother
It is not just how it looks.
- 01It feeds the gutter
Debris and loose grit sitting on the roof end up in the trough within a season.
- 02It holds water
Moss and packed debris keep the shingle wet, and wet lasts a lot longer than it should.
- 03It ages the house
Dark streaking down a roof does more to date a house from the street than anything else on it.
- 04It is one visit
Done at the same time as the gutter work instead of being a second trip.
Do you pressure wash the shingles?
Will the streaking come back?
Can you do it with the gutters?
While we are there
Dark streaks down the roof?
Tell us which slope and how shaded it is, and we will tell you what it takes.
Get a quote
Ask about the roof.
Which slope, how shaded, and whether the gutters need doing at the same time.
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- Based in81 Snyders Ln, Martinsburg, WV 25405
- Working acrossBerkeley & Jefferson County, WV — Martinsburg, Hedgesville, Inwood, Kearneysville, Shepherdstown, Charles Town and the towns between.