Grantham Gutter Cleaning

ROOF CLEANING

Moss & Algae, Removed Before They Cause Damage

Roof cleaning for tiled and slate roofs across Grantham, protecting the roof covering and clearing the moss that ends up blocking your gutters anyway.

Water flowing off a roof edge during a clean

Roof-safe
cleaning methods

What's Included

Treating the roof, not just the symptom sitting in your gutters.

Person working on a pitched tiled roof

Moss Removal

Moss growth is carefully cleared from tiles and ridges by hand and low-pressure wash, without lifting or cracking coverings.

Brick house exterior under a clear blue sky

Algae & Lichen Treatment

Black streaking and algae staining on tiles is treated to slow regrowth and improve the roof’s appearance.

Close-up of a house gutter and downpipe fixed to an exterior wall

Roof-to-Gutter Check

Loose or slipped tiles and blocked valleys are flagged during the clean, since these feed debris straight into your gutters.

From Survey to Finished Roof

1

Roof Survey

We assess roof type, pitch and access from ground level or photos, so the right method is used.

2

Careful Cleaning

Moss and growth are cleared using low-pressure methods and hand tools suited to the tile or slate type.

3

Clear-up & Report

Debris is bagged and removed, and any tile or gutter issues we spotted are reported back to you directly.

Roof Cleaning FAQs

Pressure and method are matched to the roof covering — concrete tiles can generally take a firmer clean, while older clay tiles and slate are treated more gently by hand.
Where possible, work is done from a ladder or platform at the eaves rather than walking across the tiles, reducing the risk of cracked tiles.
It depends on aspect and surrounding trees, but most roofs benefit from a check every two to three years.
Yes — this is one of our most requested combinations, since roof moss is one of the main causes of blocked gutters.

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Book a Roof Clean

Protect the roof covering and stop moss feeding straight into your gutters.

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