SUPERIOR ROOF CLEANING SERVICES

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• Are the shingles deteriorating?  Is our roof being eaten by roof algae or mold?  What is causing those ugly black streaks?  If left untreated – black streaks, mold and algae will attack most roofs and ultimately lead to leaks and replacement.  Although these dark spots and ugly black streaks on your roof may look like dirt, mildew, soot or mold, they are in fact algae.  You simply cannot afford not to hire Dothan's best roof washing company for a safer, longer-lasting roof clean.

• The most common type is known as Gloeocapsa Magma—also known as blue green algae.  This algae growth usually begins as small spots and then eventually becomes visible streaks. By the time this algae is noticed by the homeowner, it has usually been on the roof at least two or more months.  Often homes in these algae prone areas will see roof algae on the north side of the house. Why? Because when the sun goes through the sky during the day, the northern part of your house’s roof is shaded for most of the day. This shade allows moisture to accumulate and provides the ideal environment for algae growth.  Gutters draining directly onto the roof and overhanging trees are also contributing factors for roof algae. We offer the best roof cleaning service in Dothan Alabama!

Our expert roof cleaning service is always the best choice for improving the life-span and restoring aesthetic appeal to your asphalt roof.  Algae and moss will cause your roof shingles to separate over time if left untreated and unwashed.  Our best-in-class roof washing services are guaranteed to restore your roofs luster and will strengthen the structural integrity of roof.  

Roof Cleaning & Discoloration

For many years, roof discoloration caused by algae has been observed throughout the United States and Canada. The discoloration usually has a brown to black appearance, and may be mistaken for fungus growth, soot, dirt, moss, or tree droppings.

Gloeocapsa magma is probably the most prevalent of several algae species that contribute to discoloration. All species are transported through the air, and tend to collect and grow upon roofing structures. Natural pigments produced by these algae may cause a white or light colored roof to gradually turn dark brown or black. Discoloration may appear as uniform discolorations or streaks. The algae discolorations should not be confused with moss or tree droppings, which typically produce only localized discolorations. A simple roof soft wash service will eliminate these discolorations.