Is moss on my roof really that bad?

When moss starts to grow on your roof, it attaches to the sides and edges of your shingles. Over time, it starts to break down the shingles and pull them away from the roof.  Moss also acts like a roof-top sponge, keeping your roof damp for a long time after a rainfall.   This process will create premature wear on your roof, which can lead to expensive leak repairs, or even replacing the entire roof.  In a humid climate like Vancouver Island, this process works even faster.  What’s the solution?

How we remove moss safely from your roof

R&R uses a 3-step process to ensure the safe removal, treatment, and prevention of roof-top moss.  First, we carefully remove the large moss growths by hand (no pressure washing or damaging abrasives).  Next, all the moss is gathered off the roof, out of the gutters, and from any surrounding areas.  Lastly, a patented moss-killing treatment is applied to the entire roof. This professional-grade product is safe for use around pets, children, and other plant life.  Not only does it kill any moss spores remaining on the roof, but it prevents moss from growing back for 1-2 years.  Depending on your location, we will recommend when your next treatment is needed.

Our hassle-free maintenance program will ensure your roof stays moss-free for years to come!