RoofGlo: A thousand THANKS to our roof cleaning customers.
Over 90% of our new roof cleaning customers this year originated from referrals.
Over 90% of our new roof cleaning customers this year originated from referrals.
RoofGlo's Zero Pressure Washing Roof Cleaning and Building Cleaning Services provide Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and Northern VA with the best-cost best-rated roof cleaning services and building cleaning treatments. Our mission is to Extend the Life of Roofs and Exterior Building Materials.
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Today's exterior building materials, such as roof shingles, PVC roof membranes, Dryvit, stucco, EIFS, and vinyl siding, require 100% Zero Pressure Cleaning Treatments to preserve their longevity. RoofGlo Collects and Recycles roof cleaning and building washing waste to protect the environment.
Commercial Buildings
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Government Buildings
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Professional Office Buildings
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WARNING: Gloeocapsa Magma (Algae), Mold, Moss, Mildew, and Lichen infestation affect the roof system's integrity. Algae, Mold, Moss, Mildew, and Lichen infested roof (NEGLECTED ROOFING SYSTEM) is dangerous. Times have changed. In 2023, hiring a pressure washing service, roof cleaning service, or roofing contractor in Virginia that does not have State License, Workers Compensation Insurance, or General Liability Insurance can cost property owner(s) significantly more than the cost of a new roof.
PVC Membrane Roof Cleaning
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Roof Maintenance Services
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PVC Roof Repair Services
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Frequently asked questions sent to RoofGlo Roof Cleaning Company:
FAQ) There are many pressure washing services that wash roof shingles. So how do I choose the best roof cleaning company?
A) When choosing a roof cleaning service, there are several factors property owners need to consider, including, but not limited to 1) Roof cleaning is dangerous. Only choose a company that has Workers Compensation Insurance. 2) Pressure washing will damage roof shingles. Only choose a roof cleaning company that utilizes 100% Zero or No pressure roof cleaning treatment service methods. 3) The following statement should be obvious and go without saying: only choose a roof cleaning company with a valid State Contractor's License.
NOTICE: The Better Business Bureau verifies a company's state license and lists the license number and expiration date on its website. If a state license is not listed on the BBB's website, the roof cleaner will likely not have one.
FAQ) Is it worth it to clean the roof?
A) Homeowners Insurance Companies think so.
A roof replacement is highly costly. Insurance Companies recognize the seriousness of algae, mold, moss, and lichen-infested roof. As a result, Insurance Companies are now issuing "Cancellation Notices" to Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Hampton Roads, and Northern VA homeowners with algae, mold, moss, and lichen-infested roofs. Many of our roof cleaning customers were given a "Cancellation Notice" from their Insurance Company to either replace the roof, have the roof properly cleaned by a State Licensed Roof Cleaning Company (NO ROOF PRESSURE WASHING SERVICES), or face cancellation.
FAQ) What is the best way to clean a roof?
A) Roof shingles are fragile. Roof shingles regularly deteriorate (check the gutters for shingle granules). The best roof cleaning method for asphalt roof shingles is 100% Zero Pressure Roof Cleaning Chemical Treatments.
NOTICE: Bleach and soap roof cleaning methods are outdated and harsh on shingle granules. Roof pressure washing, whether low pressure or soft washing, can affect roof shingle durability and granules.
FAQ) Can I clean my roof myself?
A) Yes, with the proper safety equipment (roof safety harness for roofers, roof shoes, etc.), insurance, training, and chemicals. However, your question should be, is my life only worth cleaning my roof myself. Honey-do-list DIY projects can save money, but DIY roof cleaning can cost you your life. Watching a reckless DIY Clean Your Roof Easy Step by Step Roof Cleaning YouTube video and ignorantly adding DIY roof cleaning to a honey-do list can be the worse or last decision of a person's life. Roof cleaning is extremely dangerous! One slip and you are either seriously injured or killed.
NOTICE: America's Most Dangerous Jobs lists a Roofer in its Top Ten Most Dangerous Jobs. Since most homeowners have neglected their roofs, cleaning a roof could be the most dangerous job, especially when adding water and chemicals to algae, mold, moss, and lichen-infested roofs.
Most homeowners, roof cleaners, and internet search engines categorize roof cleaning as another pressure washing service without considering the extreme dangers of roof cleaning. However, roof cleaning is not just another house pressure washing service performed on a home or item added to a DIY honey-do list. Roof cleaning is in a category by itself. Roof cleaning carries significantly more complexities and danger than house pressure washing. Therefore, do not take roof cleaning lightly! Be smart and hire a State Licensed roof cleaning service. Most importantly, ensure (verify) that the company that performs work on your property has Workers Compensation Insurance. Workers Compensation Insurance protects the workers, the property owner(s), and the company. Unlike fly-by-night pressure washing services trying to make cheap, quick bucks low-pressure or soft washing roofs, a State Licensed roof cleaning company with Workers Compensation Insurance cares about its workers, the property owner(s) and plans on being in business tomorrow.
BOTTOM LINE: Hiring an unlicensed, underinsured roof pressure washing service to clean your roof is not intelligent, but attempting Do-It-Yourself (DIY) roof cleaning is... (ok, it's stupid). Climbing a ladder, walking on a slippery algae-infested roof while wearing tennis shoes, pushing a broom, and carrying a pump sprayer filled with old-school bleach and soap is not a roof cleaning recipe; it is a recipe for disaster.
