This article from the Washing Post does a great job of explaining what this algae is and how it affects your roof. There is an excellent illustration that you might find helpful as well as it shows the organism and how it affects your roof in great detail. If you have an algae problem
Have you seen this news clip yet? It’s something every homeowner should watch. If you have an excessively dirty roof insurers may not want to honor any roofing claims you make. You might not think your roof is that dirty or that it’s a problem but it’s usually not up to you and the adjuster
Many homeowners never even think about cleaning their roof during it’s lifespan, for the ones who do that’s usually as far it goes… just a thought and then it’s quickly forgotten as we move onto more pressing matters. It’s not until we discover our roof is leaking or we get a letter from our insurance
There are a number of natural organisms that will grow on your roofing material. Cedar Shakes and Asphalt Shingles obviously contain natural compounds that bacteria and other micro organisms feed on. Your roof is no exception and organisms such as Moss, Lichens and Algae are starting to cost homeowners lots of money in roofing repairs.
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