Roof Cleaning Logan

Many Logan homes sit near bushland and established trees, which means leaf litter, moss and lichen on the roof. We clean carefully, treating organic growth so it lifts without damaging tiles or coatings.

Gutters and valleys can be cleared at the same time.

A roof under gum trees or next to bushland stays damp for longer after rain and collects organic debris that breaks down into a perfect bed for moss. Leaf tannins also leave brown stains on tiles and metal. We treat the growth so it lets go, soft wash the roof, then rinse valleys and gutters so the debris does not just sit there waiting for the next storm.

If branches are touching your roof, it is worth having them trimmed back by an arborist. It reduces the debris and lets the roof dry out, which keeps it cleaner for longer after we have been.

Older brick homes across Logan's established suburbs mostly have concrete tile roofs, many well past the point where the original coating has worn off. Bare concrete tiles absorb water and stain, so we use a treatment and low pressure rather than blasting, which would erode the tile surface further.

Homes in newer estates like Yarrabilba, Logan Reserve and Flagstone are more likely to have Colorbond roofs. Metal roofs do not grow moss as easily, but they do collect dirt, mould and leaf stains, and they need low pressure cleaning that protects the factory coating.

Acreage homes out at Jimboomba, Munruben and Logan Village often have large, low pitched roofs, plus sheds, carports and patio roofs. We can clean the house roof and outbuildings in one visit. Let us know what you would like included and we will quote it all together.