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Roof problems

Moss removal from roof surfaces prevents secondary damage

A roof cleaner like MossGo Pro will effectively kill moss like this

Moss, lichen and algae on a roof disturbs the flow of rainwater across the roof surface. Growth thrives where the supply of moisture is best and establishes itself where the slates overlap especially along the lower edge, the tail end, of the slate.

During heavy rain, the lap cavities will overflow inside the building. Most roofs have a notional second line of defence in the form of a bituminous felt, but it does not always perform perfectly and is not designed for long term protection.

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The battens and fixings, situated above the felt undergo accelerated decay.

Moss release small amounts of organic acids that are corrosive to metal, particularly the lead and zinc used in soakers and flashings.

Applying MossGo Pro to a roof will kill the moss and remove moss and lichen growth before more damage occurs.

A roof cleaner like MossGo Pro is effective at killing moss

MossGo Pro kills moss and protects your roof

First rule of roof maintenance
Keep the roof clean so that the rainwater drains quickly and roof surfaces dry well.

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Lichen has evolved to etch itself into mineral surfaces: it produces organic acids to do this.
Welsh roofing slates with "green spots" - high carbonate content areas - are susceptible to surface damage.

Cleaning moss and lichen from slate roofs

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MossGo Pro is a simple roof cleaner for killing moss

Roof moss can be killed easily with MossGo Pro

On roof slates, lichen dots, sometimes as large as plates colonise the roof. Moss balls sometimes form at the tail, the lower edge of the slate, particularly on man-made roofing slates.

Wet areas on roofing slates

Dirt creeping into the laps is a result of the capillary action of rainwater, something that is inceased by the presence of moss and lichen, resulting in the nail holes being in wet areas.