This project is an aggressive moss treatment in Amherst, NH. If you look at the photos there seems to be snow on the roof yet this project was completed in October. The white appearance is from the carpet layer of moss that was growing on the asphalt shingles. We treated the moss to eliminate the organic growth. This aged roof will need time for this level of growth to slowly fall off.
If you’ve noticed mysterious black streaks on your roof, you’re not alone. Many homeowners in New Hampshire mistake them for dirt, mold, or even soot from chimneys. In reality, those stains are often caused by Gloeocapsa magma, a hardy type of roof algae that thrives in […]
Concrete surfaces endure a great deal of wear and tear throughout the year. From foot traffic and vehicle stains to seasonal buildup from pollen, leaves, and road salt, it doesn’t take long for even the cleanest-looking concrete to start looking weathered and dirty. Knowing when to […]
