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About roof cleaning

What it usually involves

Removing moss and algae from roof tiles, clearing the debris from the gutters afterwards, and sometimes applying a treatment to slow regrowth.

How a self-employed cleaner can help

Experienced roof cleaners know which methods suit each type of tile, and can point out slipped or cracked tiles while they're up there.

Questions worth asking

Questions people ask

Does moss damage a roof?

Thick moss can hold water and lift tiles over time, and it often ends up blocking the gutters.

Is pressure washing bad for roof tiles?

It can damage some tiles and wear away their surface. Ask what method the cleaner uses and why.

How often does a roof need cleaning?

Usually every few years, depending on how many trees and how much shade are nearby.

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Why I started Carers & Cleaners

When my mum, Jean, was diagnosed with dementia, I found it surprisingly hard to find good local help. In the end we found a wonderful independent carer, and later a cleaner, by word of mouth. I built Carers & Cleaners so other families don't have to rely on luck.

Martin

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