Roof cleaning is an inspection-led service because tile, shingles, metal, membranes, coatings, pitch, drainage, and access create different risks. High pressure is not a default roof-cleaning method, and walking every roof is neither necessary nor appropriate.
The approved plan may use controlled low-pressure application, gentle rinsing, debris removal, or another material-appropriate approach. We account for gutters, scuppers, solar panels, rooftop equipment, landscaping, overspray, access points, and areas where runoff must be managed.
Cleaning addresses agreed surface buildup; it does not repair leaks, broken tiles, failed underlayment, loose flashing, damaged coatings, or structural conditions. Visible concerns can be documented, but roofing diagnosis and repair belong to a qualified roofing contractor.