Awesome Roof Cleaning In Ralph, AL
Customer called us with concerns of the black staining that was on his roof and wanted to know if we could get it off. We explained to him that the black staining that he was seeing was actually gloeocapsa magma, an algae, that feeds off of the limestone that is made into asphalt shingle roofs. He expressed concern over his flowers, and we reassured him that they would be fine with the proper precautions taken and what we do to prevent damage.
- Roof Cleaning
- Location: Ralph, AL
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Superb House Washing & Refreshing Deck Soft Wash Cleaning On Lake Tuscaloosa In Northport, AL
This Lake Tuscaloosa home was in need of a house washing and a deck cleaning in Northport, AL. The customer was very concerned about his flowers in the back, but due to our expertise in dealing with plant life, we put his mind at ease right […]
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This customer hired us to clean her windows at her home on the beautiful Lake Tuscaloosa in Northport, AL. For the window cleaning on the outside of the home, due to the height of most of the windows, the customer received a waterfed pole window cleaning. […]
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Understanding Gloeocapsa Magma: The Menace to Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Homeowners are no strangers to the battle against roof stains and discoloration, particularly those caused by an insidious foe known as Gloeocapsa Magma. This airborne algae species can wreak havoc on asphalt shingle roofs, leading to aesthetic deterioration and potential structural issues. In this article, we […]
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The Intriguing World of Fire Moss and Its Impact on Asphalt Shingle Roofs
In recent years, homeowners and roofing professionals have become increasingly aware of an unusual yet fascinating phenomenon known as fire moss. Unlike its non-threatening name, fire moss is not a dangerous plant but a type of airborne algae that can find its way onto asphalt shingle […]