Roof Cleaning Auckland

We hear this a lot. What sets us apart is our consistency, communication, and commitment to care. We show up when we say we will, do what we promise (and often more), and treat your home like it’s our own. You’ll notice the difference straight away.

We apply a biodegradable treatment that works with the weather over time. It’s absorbed into moss, mould, and lichen, and then gradually breaks them down through sunlight and rain. No water blasting, no scrubbing, no risk of damage — just science and patience doing their job.

Most customers see visible improvement within 2–3 months. For moss and lichen, full results are typically seen within 12 months. For black mould, it can take up to 18 months. This slow-release method is what makes the results last longer and keeps your roof in better condition.

We recommend our dual-treatment option. It includes two coats applied in one visit — the first to open up the spores, the second to penetrate deeper and kill more thoroughly. It’s only 20% more than the standard quote and well worth it for heavily affected roofs.

Yes. Our treatment is biodegradable, non-corrosive, and free from harsh acids or salts. We apply it carefully using professional Venturi systems for even coverage and optimal penetration. No runoff into your garden, no damage to tiles, flashings, or fixings.

Not at all. We just need clear access to your roof and notice of any pets or access concerns. We’ll send you updates and can provide before-and-after photos for your records.

Yes. If you're selling your home, we can provide a Completion of Works Certificate confirming the treatment has been applied. It’s a great document to pass on to your real estate agent or potential buyers for peace of mind.

If you’re unsure, no problem — just send us a photo or let us take a look. We’ll assess your roof’s condition and give you a clear, honest recommendation with no pressure.

A roof wash gives you instant results. It removes visible moss, mould, grime, and lichen right away using a soft wash system. A roof treatment, on the other hand, is sprayed on and works gradually with the sun and rain over time. The roof wash delivers a dramatic visual improvement on the day, while the follow-up treatment we include helps prevent regrowth.

No. We use a low-pressure soft washing method — never high-pressure blasting — to safely clean your roof without cracking tiles or stripping protective coatings. It's safe for most roofing types including concrete tiles, longrun metal, and Colorsteel. Our technicians are trained to adjust their approach depending on the surface and condition of your roof.

A wash removes the visible growth, but it doesn’t kill the spores buried deeper in the surface. That’s why we always apply a follow-up roof treatment after every wash. This helps prevent moss and mould from coming back quickly and gives you longer-lasting results from your investment.

With the added treatment, most roofs stay looking fresh for 12 months or more. The exact timing depends on location, shade, and roof type. The treatment we apply after the wash continues working for months, helping to slow down the return of moss and mould.

Yes, absolutely. This service is ideal for pre-sale presentation, real estate photography, open homes, and painting prep. It improves the appearance of your home instantly and can significantly boost curb appeal and buyer impressions.

If your roof has severe black mould or thick lichen growth, washing is the only way to get an immediate improvement. Treatment alone won’t break it down fast enough. In these cases, we recommend a roof wash followed by our treatment to both clean and protect.

• If you are getting your roof painted, then it will need to be washed.
• If you’re wanting your roof cleaned instantly and are not wanting to wait 12 months (sometimes this can be more like 6 months) then getting a roof wash would be the better option for you
• If you have quite a lot of black mould. Sometimes a roof treatment is not always that effective on black mould. This is generally only if the mould it quite severe.

In most cases, no — especially with modern windows and weather-tight joinery. But if your home has old wooden windows or perished seals, some water seepage can happen. In those cases, we recommend placing old towels or rags along the inside sills as a precaution. We always work with the grain of the house and avoid forcing water into gaps, but we can’t 100% guarantee a watertight outcome in vulnerable spots. If we notice anything concerning before we start, we’ll let you know.

If you are on tank water you will need to disconnect the tanks prior to us arriving. They will need to stay disconnected until there has been 25 ml of rain. If you need help disconnecting the tanks please let us know.

The treatment product we use is 100% water-soluble. This means that the rain will wash it away even on a porous surface. To be really safe we recommend that water tanks stay disconnected until there has been 25 ml of rain.

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As a general rule, we don’t recommend water blasting tiles as they are often loose and water blasting can blow them off the roof which breaks them. The gentlest and cheapest option to get your roof clean is a roof treatment. If for some reason you really need to wash we will come and take a look at it and assess whether or not it is an ok candidate for a wash

We sure can. Our approach to cleaning clear lights is to apply our wash down product, followed by a soft wash.  Lastly, we apply a slow-release product that works overtime to keep cleaning them. If the clear lights are old, unfortunately, mould gets embedded into the fibre and we are not able to remove this so often they can be far from perfect. Any mould that is sitting on the surface should clean up nicely.

9 times out of 10, we do not require scaffolding. Our guys will use a fall arrest system with harnesses and strops to wash the roof. They are fully trained at Working at Heights and using the fall rest systems. Here is some information about roof washes.