ROOF CLEANING IN SNOHOMISH & KING COUNTY

Top-Rated Roof Moss Removal & Cleaning

Moss and black streaks gone, the safe way, no high pressure.

THE PROBLEM

Roofs are the one surface you never want to blast with high pressure — it tears up the shingles. I use a careful brush and a moss-killing powder treatment instead.

BEFORE / AFTER — DRAG THE HANDLE

After Roof algae removal
Before Roof algae removal

HOW I DO IT

What’s involved

01

Brush plus moss-killing powder, never high pressure

02

Safe for your shingles and gutters

03

The treatment keeps working to slow regrowth

BEST FOR

Asphalt shingle roofs · moss · algae

WHO’S DOING THE WORK

That’s me on your roof

No crew and no subcontractors. I do the work and I’m who you talk to. Student-owned, local to Snohomish County.

Kole from Peterson Property Services brushing moss off an asphalt shingle roof in Snohomish County, WA

WHAT’S INCLUDED

How I take moss off a roof without wrecking it

Roofs are where the wrong method costs you most. Here is exactly what I do.

Brush and powder, never pressure

High pressure strips shingle granules and takes years off a roof. I use a soft brush and moss-killing powder.

The moss keeps dying after I leave

The powder keeps working after I leave, through the next wet season.

Gutters cleared as I go

Everything brushed off the roof gets cleared out of the gutters, not left packed in.

Careful access

I work from the edge and ladder where I can, rather than walking a wet, mossy roof.

Landscaping covered

Anything under the drip line gets covered or rinsed so nothing sits on your plants.

Clean, not stripped

A roof that looks its age without the moss and streaking — not scoured back to bare shingle.

TIMING

When to treat roof moss in Western Washington

The best time is fall, right before the heavy rain settles in. The powder works with the rain, so if it goes down in October or November it keeps killing moss through the whole wet season after I leave.

It’s a lot cheaper to stay ahead of moss than to deal with it after a whole winter of growing. Light growth only needs a blow-off and powder. Moss that’s had all winter to dig in has to be brushed off first, and that takes a lot longer.

If you’re getting your gutters cleaned after the leaves come down in November, I can do the roof on the same visit.

Signs your roof needs moss removal

• Green clumps sitting in the seams between shingles

• Moss thickest on the north side, or under trees that hang over the roof

• Black streaks running down the shingles

• Moss bits and shingle granules washing into your gutters

• Moss growing along the gutter line or in the valleys

• Two or more years since anyone treated it

ROOF CLEANING QUESTIONS

Roof cleaning questions I get asked

Will pressure washing ruin my roof?

+

On asphalt shingles, yes — it blasts off the granules that protect the shingle. That is why I never pressure wash roofs.

How do you actually remove roof moss?

+

A soft brush lifts the bulk off, then a moss-killing powder treatment kills what is left in the seams and keeps working for months.

How often does a roof need doing around here?

+

Every two to four years here. North-facing slopes and anything under overhanging trees go first.

Will the moss come back?

+

Slowly. The powder treatment is what buys the time — without it you are only removing what you can see and leaving the roots.

Do you clean the gutters at the same time?

+

I clear what comes off the roof out of your gutters as part of the job. A full gutter clean is separate, and cheaper booked together.

Can you do a metal roof?

+

Yes, but differently — metal gets a soft wash. Brush and powder is for asphalt shingle only.

How much does roof moss removal cost?

+

Comes down to roof size, pitch, how much moss there is and access. Quotes are free, and I will tell you if it can wait a season.

Ready to see your property shine?

Get your free quote today and take $50 off your first service.

ROOF CLEANING IN SNOHOMISH & KING COUNTY

Top-Rated Roof Moss Removal & Cleaning

Moss and black streaks gone, the safe way, no high pressure.

THE PROBLEM

Roofs are the one surface you never want to blast with high pressure — it tears up the shingles. I use a careful brush and a moss-killing powder treatment instead.

BEFORE / AFTER — DRAG THE HANDLE

After Roof algae removal
Before Roof algae removal

HOW I DO IT

What’s involved

01

Brush plus moss-killing powder, never high pressure

02

Safe for your shingles and gutters

03

The treatment keeps working to slow regrowth

BEST FOR

Asphalt shingle roofs · moss · algae

WHO’S DOING THE WORK

That’s me on your roof

No crew and no subcontractors. I do the work and I’m who you talk to. Student-owned, local to Snohomish County.

Kole from Peterson Property Services brushing moss off an asphalt shingle roof in Snohomish County, WA

WHAT’S INCLUDED

How I take moss off a roof without wrecking it

Roofs are where the wrong method costs you most. Here is exactly what I do.

Brush and powder, never pressure

High pressure strips shingle granules and takes years off a roof. I use a soft brush and moss-killing powder.

The moss keeps dying after I leave

The powder keeps working after I leave, through the next wet season.

Gutters cleared as I go

Everything brushed off the roof gets cleared out of the gutters, not left packed in.

Careful access

I work from the edge and ladder where I can, rather than walking a wet, mossy roof.

Landscaping covered

Anything under the drip line gets covered or rinsed so nothing sits on your plants.

Clean, not stripped

A roof that looks its age without the moss and streaking — not scoured back to bare shingle.

TIMING

When to treat roof moss in Western Washington

The best time is fall, right before the heavy rain settles in. The powder works with the rain, so if it goes down in October or November it keeps killing moss through the whole wet season after I leave.

It’s a lot cheaper to stay ahead of moss than to deal with it after a whole winter of growing. Light growth only needs a blow-off and powder. Moss that’s had all winter to dig in has to be brushed off first, and that takes a lot longer.

If you’re getting your gutters cleaned after the leaves come down in November, I can do the roof on the same visit.

Signs your roof needs moss removal

• Green clumps sitting in the seams between shingles

• Moss thickest on the north side, or under trees that hang over the roof

• Black streaks running down the shingles

• Moss bits and shingle granules washing into your gutters

• Moss growing along the gutter line or in the valleys

• Two or more years since anyone treated it

ROOF CLEANING QUESTIONS

Roof cleaning questions I get asked

Will pressure washing ruin my roof?

+

On asphalt shingles, yes — it blasts off the granules that protect the shingle. That is why I never pressure wash roofs.

How do you actually remove roof moss?

+

A soft brush lifts the bulk off, then a moss-killing powder treatment kills what is left in the seams and keeps working for months.

How often does a roof need doing around here?

+

Every two to four years here. North-facing slopes and anything under overhanging trees go first.

Will the moss come back?

+

Slowly. The powder treatment is what buys the time — without it you are only removing what you can see and leaving the roots.

Do you clean the gutters at the same time?

+

I clear what comes off the roof out of your gutters as part of the job. A full gutter clean is separate, and cheaper booked together.

Can you do a metal roof?

+

Yes, but differently — metal gets a soft wash. Brush and powder is for asphalt shingle only.

How much does roof moss removal cost?

+

Comes down to roof size, pitch, how much moss there is and access. Quotes are free, and I will tell you if it can wait a season.

Ready to see your property shine?

Get your free quote today and take $50 off your first service.

ROOF CLEANING IN SNOHOMISH & KING COUNTY

Top-Rated Roof Moss Removal & Cleaning

Moss and black streaks gone, the safe way, no high pressure.

THE PROBLEM

Roofs are the one surface you never want to blast with high pressure — it tears up the shingles. I use a careful brush and a moss-killing powder treatment instead.

BEFORE / AFTER — DRAG THE HANDLE

After Roof algae removal
Before Roof algae removal

HOW I DO IT

What’s involved

01

Brush plus moss-killing powder, never high pressure

02

Safe for your shingles and gutters

03

The treatment keeps working to slow regrowth

BEST FOR

Asphalt shingle roofs · moss · algae

WHO’S DOING THE WORK

That’s me on your roof

No crew and no subcontractors. I do the work and I’m who you talk to. Student-owned, local to Snohomish County.

Kole from Peterson Property Services brushing moss off an asphalt shingle roof in Snohomish County, WA

WHAT’S INCLUDED

How I take moss off a roof without wrecking it

Roofs are where the wrong method costs you most. Here is exactly what I do.

Brush and powder, never pressure

High pressure strips shingle granules and takes years off a roof. I use a soft brush and moss-killing powder.

The moss keeps dying after I leave

The powder keeps working after I leave, through the next wet season.

Gutters cleared as I go

Everything brushed off the roof gets cleared out of the gutters, not left packed in.

Careful access

I work from the edge and ladder where I can, rather than walking a wet, mossy roof.

Landscaping covered

Anything under the drip line gets covered or rinsed so nothing sits on your plants.

Clean, not stripped

A roof that looks its age without the moss and streaking — not scoured back to bare shingle.

TIMING

When to treat roof moss in Western Washington

The best time is fall, right before the heavy rain settles in. The powder works with the rain, so if it goes down in October or November it keeps killing moss through the whole wet season after I leave.

It’s a lot cheaper to stay ahead of moss than to deal with it after a whole winter of growing. Light growth only needs a blow-off and powder. Moss that’s had all winter to dig in has to be brushed off first, and that takes a lot longer.

If you’re getting your gutters cleaned after the leaves come down in November, I can do the roof on the same visit.

Signs your roof needs moss removal

• Green clumps sitting in the seams between shingles

• Moss thickest on the north side, or under trees that hang over the roof

• Black streaks running down the shingles

• Moss bits and shingle granules washing into your gutters

• Moss growing along the gutter line or in the valleys

• Two or more years since anyone treated it

ROOF CLEANING QUESTIONS

Roof cleaning questions I get asked

Will pressure washing ruin my roof?

+

On asphalt shingles, yes — it blasts off the granules that protect the shingle. That is why I never pressure wash roofs.

How do you actually remove roof moss?

+

A soft brush lifts the bulk off, then a moss-killing powder treatment kills what is left in the seams and keeps working for months.

How often does a roof need doing around here?

+

Every two to four years here. North-facing slopes and anything under overhanging trees go first.

Will the moss come back?

+

Slowly. The powder treatment is what buys the time — without it you are only removing what you can see and leaving the roots.

Do you clean the gutters at the same time?

+

I clear what comes off the roof out of your gutters as part of the job. A full gutter clean is separate, and cheaper booked together.

Can you do a metal roof?

+

Yes, but differently — metal gets a soft wash. Brush and powder is for asphalt shingle only.

How much does roof moss removal cost?

+

Comes down to roof size, pitch, how much moss there is and access. Quotes are free, and I will tell you if it can wait a season.

Ready to see your property shine?

Get your free quote today and take $50 off your first service.