Blog | Moss Roof Treatment

18/06/2020

Colorbond Roof With Lichen

Double Storey Colorbond Roof

Moss Roof Treatment is suited to all types of roof shapes and sizes, especially double storey roofs. Trying to pressure clean on a double storey roof is a dangerous job and causes a lot more mess than is needed for the neighbour's property and worksite. Plus the colorbond from the sheets and protective powder coatings are remove sue to the harsh 4000psi pressure cleaning, leaving the roof more poorest and faded. Using Moss Roof Treatment we avoid the dangers of pressure cleaning and can still achieve a clean roof and keep the roof cleaner for longer.

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20/05/2020

Black Mould On Colorbond Roof.

Black Mould On Colorbond Roof Is Unsightly With Moss & Lichen.

Black mould on colorbond roof is unsightly with moss & lichen. Winchelsea Medical Clinic

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06/02/2020

How To Get Rid Of Lichen From Your Colorbond Roof?

White Colorbond House Roof

Moss, Mould & Lichen is a common, unsightly & annoying organism that constantly latches onto white colorbond roofs... on most colorbond roofs for that matter. It can be difficult to keep away just using conventional high pressure cleaning, due to the spores remaining on the roof even after a pressure clean. By applying Moss Roof Treatment we are able to kill the lichen & spores to prevent further regrowth from occurring. Whilst also cleaning up the roof, making it look appealing again. Though it is not instant, it is much safer to get done and does not cause any damage to the roof, as it is applied at medium pressure and is a water based product. Here you can see a great before and after Ariel shot of this white colorbond roof.

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10/10/2019

White Colorbond Roofs With Lichen & Mould

3 White Colorbond Units

These 3 units were absolutely covered in black mould and green lichen and in desperate need of a clean up. We applied our Moss Treatment to the colorbond roofs to kill the lichen, mould & spores to prevent new growth. It then begins to disintegrate and wash away over time with assistance of the wind and ran. The customer were concerned that nothing was happening after a couple months, generally only small changes would have occurred within that period. In between 6-12 months is when more noticeable changes occur, especially on the North and West facing sides on the colorbond roof. 12 Months later these roofs were looking fantastic! and will continue to look great for many more years to come.

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