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We use both water fed pole and traditional methods of cleaning.

Benefits of Using Pure Water for Window Cleaning:

1. Streak-Free Finish: Pure water is free of minerals and contaminants (like calcium, chlorine, and salt), which means it won't  leave streaks or water spots on the glass after cleaning. This results in a crystal-clear finish.
2. No  need for Chemicals: Pure water is naturally effective at removing dirt and grime without the need for harsh cleaning chemicals. This makes it a more eco-friendly and safe option, especially for homes with pets, children, or plants.
3. Better for the Environment: As pure water is free of harmful chemicals, it’s less likely to pollute the environment when it runs off your windows.
4. Prevents mineral Build-Up: Hard water, which contains high levels of minerals, can leave deposits on windows over time, causing stains. Pure water eliminates the risk of this mineral build-up.
5. Reaches high Windows Easily: Pure water is typically used with water-fed pole systems, which allow cleaners to reach high windows (such as on tall buildings or multi-story homes) without ladders. This method is both safe and efficient.
6. Longer-Lasting clean: As pure water doesn’t leave residues behind, the windows often stay cleaner for longer compared to traditional methods that might leave soap or detergent residues.

How it Works:

Pure water is typically produced through a deionization process, which removes impurities and minerals. The water is then pumped through a water-fed pole system that delivers it directly to the window. The cleaning is done by brushing the windows with the pure water, and the water is left to dry naturally, leaving the windows spotless.

1. Prevents Water Damage

• Overflowing gutters: When gutters are clogged with leaves, twigs, and debris, water cannot flow freely through them. This leads to overflow, which can result in water spilling over the edges and potentially damaging your roof, siding, and foundation.
• Leaks and Rotting: Water trapped in clogged gutters can seep into the roof structure, causing leaks, wood rot, and other damage to the roofline and fascia. Over time, this can lead to costly repairs.

2. Protects Your Foundation

• When gutters are blocked and water overflows, it can accumulate around the foundation of your home. This can cause erosion, flooding, or even cracks in the foundation, leading to structural issues.

3. Prevents Pest Infestations

• Clogged gutters provide an ideal breeding ground for pests such as mosquitoes, rodents, and insects. Debris in the gutters, combined with standing water, creates a perfect environment for pests to thrive, potentially leading to infestations near your home.

4. Avoids Ice Dams in Winter

• In colder climates, clogged gutters can contribute to the formation of ice dams in winter. When water is trapped in the gutters, it can freeze and cause a build-up of ice along the roofline. This can prevent proper drainage and result in water backing up under the shingles, causing leaks and significant damage to the roof.

5. Preserves Landscaping

• Overflowing gutters can cause water to spill directly onto your garden or landscaping,  potentially washing away soil and damaging plants. By clearing your gutters, you help ensure that water is diverted properly and away from your garden.

6. Reduces Risk of Rust and Corrosion

• When debris accumulates in gutters, it can retain moisture, leading to rust or corrosion on the gutter system itself. Regular cleaning helps prevent the build-up of materials that can degrade the gutters over time, potentially leading to holes, leaks, or detachment.

7. Improves Overall Home Value

• Regularly maintaining your gutters is part of overall home care. A home with well-maintained gutters is less likely to suffer from water-related issues, improving its curb appeal and potentially increasing its resale value.

8. Helps with Proper Drainage

• Clean gutters ensure that rainwater is properly flowing away from your home, helping to maintain proper drainage. 

9. Avoids Expensive Repairs

• Blocked gutters left unchecked can lead to serious damage to your roof, walls, and foundation, resulting in expensive repairs. Regular cleaning helps catch potential issues before they escalate, saving you money in the long term.

10. Improves Roof Lifespan

• Keeping your gutters clear reduces the likelihood of water pooling on the roof, which can cause shingles to wear out prematurely or lead to roof leaks. Proper water drainage helps preserve the lifespan of your roof.

1. Improves Curb Appeal

• Dirty soffits and fascia can make the exterior of your home look neglected and unattractive. Regular cleaning ensures your home’s roofline remains neat and fresh, improving overall curb appeal. This is especially important when selling your home or if you just want to maintain a polished appearance.

2. Prevents Pests and Insects

• Debris, leaves, and stagnant water in clogged gutters or on dirty soffits can attract pests like insects, birds, and rodents. These pests can create nests or damage your home. Keeping your soffits, fascia, and gutters clean reduces the risk of pests taking up residence in your roofline.

5. Prevents Mold and Mildew Growth

• The combination of moisture, debris, and lack of airflow can create the perfect conditions for mold and mildew to thrive. This not only affects the appearance of your home but can also pose health risks, particularly for those with respiratory issues. Cleaning your soffits and fascia helps reduce moisture build-up and prevents the growth of mold and mildew.

6. Improves Roof and Gutter Efficiency

• Clean soffits, fascia, and gutters work together to effectively direct rainwater away from your home. Clogs and debris can hinder water flow, leading to water damage, leaks, or issues with drainage. By cleaning these areas, you ensure that the entire roof and drainage system are functioning optimally.

7. Extends the Lifespan of Your Gutters and Roof

• Regular cleaning helps prevent the build-up of dirt and debris that could cause damage to your gutters and roof. A well-maintained fascia and soffit system will help protect your roof and gutters from deterioration, extending their lifespan and potentially saving you money on costly repairs or replacements.

8. Prevents Ice Dams in Winter

• In colder climates, clogged gutters or dirty soffits can contribute to the formation of ice dams during winter. Ice dams occur when water gets  trapped in clogged gutters, freezes, and causes water to back up under the roof shingles. This can lead to leaks and water damage. Regular cleaning helps prevent this issue.

9. Helps Maintain Proper Ventilation

• The soffits are critical for attic ventilation, helping to regulate temperature and humidity levels. If the soffits become clogged with debris or dirt, airflow can be restricted, potentially causing moisture buildup, which can affect insulation and lead to mold growth. Cleaning the soffits ensures proper ventilation, contributing to the overall health of your attic space.

10. Saves Money on Repairs

• Neglecting to clean your soffits, fascia, and gutters can lead to a range of issues, from water damage to pest infestations. These problems can result in costly repairs. Regular maintenance and cleaning are a simple, cost-effective way to avoid bigger, more expensive problems down the line.

1. Why Should You Clean Your Conservatory Roof?

• Improves Appearance: Over time, debris such as leaves, twigs, moss, and algae can accumulate on your conservatory roof, making it look dirty and unkempt. Cleaning your roof restores its clear, transparent  look, improving the overall aesthetic of your home.
• Prevents  Damage: Moss and algae can trap moisture, leading to water ingress or even damage to the conservatory roof materials  over time. Regular cleaning prevents the buildup of these harmful  substances and ensures the roof remains in good condition.
• Increases Natural Light: A dirty roof can reduce the amount of natural light entering your conservatory. Cleaning the roof allows more      sunlight to filter through, making your space brighter and more inviting.
• Protects Roof Materials: If moss, algae, or dirt are left untreated, they can damage the roof material, especially if it’s made of      polycarbonate, glass, or plastic. Regular cleaning helps preserve the roof’s integrity and prevents the need for costly repairs.

2. How Often Should You Clean a Conservatory Roof?

• Twice a Year: For most conservatories in the UK, it’s recommended to clean the roof at least twice a year—once in the spring and again in the autumn. This ensures you remove any debris from the changing seasons (such as leaves in the autumn) and prevents the buildup of algae      or moss over time.
• More Frequently for Heavily Shaded Areas: If  your conservatory is surrounded by trees or is located in a damp or shaded      area, you may need to clean the roof more frequently, as these conditions can encourage faster moss and algae growth.

3. How to Clean a Conservatory Roof

Cleaning a conservatory roof is not a simple DIY job for most homeowners because it involves working at height, so it’s important to either hire a professional or ensure you follow safety guidelines. Here’s how it’s typically done:

• Manual Cleaning: This involves physically removing  debris (such as leaves and moss) by hand or using soft brushes, scrapers,      or vacuum systems designed for roof cleaning.
• Cleaning Solutions: Professional cleaners may use eco-friendly cleaning solutions to treat moss and algae, which helps break      down the growth and makes it easier to remove without harming the roof material.

4. Should You Hire a Professional for Conservatory Roof Cleaning?

While it is possible to clean a conservatory roof yourself, hiring a professional roof cleaning service is usually recommended for the following reasons:

• Safety: Cleaning a conservatory roof can be risky, especially if you need to use ladders or scaffolding to access high areas. Professional cleaners have      the right equipment, experience, and safety measures to work at height without accidents.
• Expertise: Roof cleaning requires an understanding of different roofing materials (such as glass, polycarbonate, or plastic), and professional cleaners know the best methods and products to use for each type.
• Efficiency:  Professionals can clean the roof quickly and thoroughly, saving you time and effort while delivering better results.
• Long-Term  Protection: Many professional services apply a protective coating or anti-moss treatment after cleaning to help prevent      the regrowth of algae and moss, prolonging the cleanliness of the roof.

5. Benefits of Professional Cleaning Services

• Thoroughness: Professionals have the tools and expertise to clean all parts of your conservatory roof, including the hard-to-reach areas.
• Longer-Lasting Results: Regular cleaning by professionals not only improves the appearance of the roof but can also help extend its lifespan.
• Peace of Mind: With a professional, you don’t need to worry about safety or the risk of damaging the roof material.

Cleaning solar panels will make sure they are generating as much energy as possible. If dirt was to build up on the solar panels, then this can prevent the solar panels from capturing sunlight. Plus, the better the condition of the solar panels, the longer they are likely to last.

We offer pressure washing for driveways, patios and brick walls, using a high pressure washer which helps to cut though stubborn dirt. We also offer a re-sanding service as well for block paving. 

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1. Prevents Roof Damage

• Water Retention: Moss holds moisture, which can lead to   trapped water on the roof. Over time, this can cause the roof material (especially  tiles or shingles) to deteriorate, leading to leaks and water damage inside your home.
• Surface Erosion: The moss can also cause physical wear on roofing materials. As it grows, it can lift tiles, break down shingles,      or create gaps where water can seep through.

2. Extends the Lifespan of Your Roof

• By removing moss, you prevent long-term damage to your roof. This helps maintain the roof’s structural integrity, extending its lifespan and reducing the need for costly repairs or replacements.

3. Improves Curb Appeal

• A roof  covered with moss can make your home look aged and unkempt. Removing the moss enhances the appearance of your home, improving its curb appeal, especially if you are planning to sell.

4. Prevents Gutter Blockages

• Moss  can spread and fall into gutters, blocking water flow. Clogged gutters can lead to overflowing, water damage to your foundation, or even damage to      the roof structure itself. Regular moss removal helps maintain proper drainage.

5. Reduces the Risk of Algae and Lichen Growth

• Moss can attract and support the growth of other harmful organisms, like algae and lichen, which can cause further deterioration to your roof. Removing moss can help prevent these issues from developing.

6. Improves Energy Efficiency

• Excess moss growth can create an insulating effect, trapping moisture against the roof. This can impact ventilation, which may make it harder to maintain the proper temperature in your home. A clean roof allows for better air circulation, contributing to overall energy efficiency.

7. Maintains Safety

• If moss builds up too much, it can make the roof slippery, which poses a safety risk for anyone walking on the roof. Removing the moss can help reduce this hazard, especially when it gets wet.

8. Prevents Spread to Other Areas

• Moss can spread to other areas of the roof, creating a larger problem that’s more expensive to address later. Regular maintenance and moss removal prevent it from spreading further.