Roof washing in Pine Ridge.

Pine Ridge lots are wooded acreage, and that canopy does two things to a roof at once. It shades the slopes so they never dry out properly, and it drops a continuous load of leaves, needles, and small branches into the valleys and behind the ridges. Trapped organic debris holds water against the surface, which is why moss shows up here in a way it rarely does on an open coastal lot, alongside the usual dark algae streaking.

Our roof washing starts by clearing the debris that is feeding the problem, then treats the surface with a solution that kills the algae and moss at the root before a low-pressure rinse. On the wide estate roofs out here that even, no-pressure approach matters, because a wand-streaked roof shows across a two-acre lot the way it never would on a narrow one.

Trimming back the branches actually touching the roof is the cheapest thing an owner can do to slow regrowth, and we will tell you which ones. The debris that ends up in the gutters is handled by gutter cleaning. More on the area in Pine Ridge.