Moss & Mould Treatments

Moss and lichen might seem harmless, but they're actually sneaky invaders. They don't need roots to latch onto your roof; they spread through tiny spores carried by wind, animals, or even falling from nearby trees. Once they find a cozy spot on your roof, they settle in and start growing fast.

Sure, a touch of moss might give your roof a quaint look, but it's a sign of trouble brewing. Over time, it can wreak havoc on your paint job. It eats away at the paint, making it look old and tired. If you ignore it, the damage only gets worse. The longer it sticks around, the more it messes with your paint's ability to stick, making it peel and flake.

Moss isn't picky about where it grows; it loves cozy spots like cracks between your roof shingles. Moisture is its best friend, so if your roof is shaded or faces north, it's prime real estate for moss. Once it settles in, it becomes a sponge, soaking up moisture and keeping your roof damp. This moisture can seep under your shingles, causing them to loosen and allowing water to damage the layers underneath. It's not just about your roof either; mold can spread from there into your home, posing health risks.

So, keeping your roof moss-free isn't just about looks; it's about protecting your home from costly damage. Regular maintenance and keeping an eye out for moss can save you a lot of trouble down the line.