RoofGlo™. The Exclusive Ug3 Zero Pressure Roof Cleaning Treatment and Building Cleaning Company
RoofGlo™ is a fully licensed, fully insured and highly experienced leader that offers first-rate full-service roof cleaning and building cleaning services
Virginia (VA) State Licensed Company • Workers Compensation Insurance • General Liability Insurance • Commercial Vehicles Insurance
Federal Government Contractor • State Government Contractor • All Employees Background Checked • Rated A+ by Better Business Bureau
Storm Drain - Waterfront Protection • Waste is Captured and Removed from the Property • Roof Cleaning Waste Recycle System
RoofGlo's Zero Pressure Roof Cleaning Service is Approved by GAF®, CertainTeed® and Tamko® Asphalt Shingle Manufacturers
Commercial Roof Cleaning and Government Building Cleaning • PVC Roof Membrane Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair
Virginia (VA) State Licensed Company • Workers Compensation Insurance • General Liability Insurance • Commercial Vehicles Insurance
Federal Government Contractor • State Government Contractor • All Employees Background Checked • Rated A+ by Better Business Bureau
Storm Drain - Waterfront Protection • Waste is Captured and Removed from the Property • Roof Cleaning Waste Recycle System
RoofGlo's Zero Pressure Roof Cleaning Service is Approved by GAF®, CertainTeed® and Tamko® Asphalt Shingle Manufacturers
Commercial Roof Cleaning and Government Building Cleaning • PVC Roof Membrane Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair
NOTE: The Federal Government, State Governments, City Governments and major Companies require a company to be licensed by the State
before any work is performed on their properties. Most important of all, they also require that a company has Workers Compensation Insurance,
General Liability Insurance and Commercial Vehicles Insurance. Homeowners be smart, protect yourself.
Seven Important Questions to ask a Roof Cleaning Company:
1) Instead of how much does your roof cleaning service cost (how cheap is your roof cleaning service) or what do you use to clean roofs, the first question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is do you have Workers Compensation Insurance.
The internet is full of roof washing approaches including desperate ads, soft washing services, roof shampoo services, home advisors, trusted pros, approved contractors, premier roof cleaner, leading roof cleaner, power washing services turned low and soft pressure roof cleaners, DIY roof washing for dummies, one price fits all roof cleaning internet/phone estimates, bait and switch ads, “my roof cleaning stuff is the best” and on and on and on.
What you do not see is the most important aspect of roof cleaning which is, roof cleaning is extremely dangerous!
WARNING: A roofer is listed in America's Ten Most Dangerous Jobs. When you add water and chemicals to the surface of the roof,
a roof cleaner could be the most dangerous job. Roof cleaning is not to be taken lightly. It should not be viewed as just another service performed on your property or just another item added to your DIY "honey do list". Therefore, before you purchase an internet roof wash soap product,
a scrub brush, a pressure washer and add “attempt roof cleaning” to your “honey do list”, remember it is your roof you are attempting to clean,
not your carpet. If you are smart and hire a roof cleaning company, make sure that the company that performs work on your property has Workers Compensation Insurance. Workers Compensation Insurance not only protects the workers, it protect the property owner and the company.
2) The second question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is in addition to Workers Compensation Insurance do you have
General Liability Insurance and Commercial Vehicles Insurance.
3) The third question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is are you fully licensed by the State.
NOTE: A City Business License is not a State Contractor's License. Also, a Trusted Pro, Approved Contractor, Home Advisor, Google Ad,
Accredited Business, etc., purchased membership badge is not a State Contractor's License. Anyone including criminals can purchase an online membership badge and a city business license. A State Contractor's License requires passing a test and criminal history.
4) The fourth question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is does your roof cleaning service require Any water pressure or chemical pressure to remove algae, mold, moss and lichen infestation from my roof. Most property owners call concerning their roof algae, lichen, mold and/or moss problems long after the infestation has heavily infested most of their roof. At this stage of growth, if the roof infestation is removed or cleaned incorrectly, the process can rapidly decrease the remaining life of the roof shingles. Low pressure roof washing services, roof pressure or power washing services, roof shampooing services and roof soft washing services merely lower and raise the pressure on a pressure washer to remove stains from the roof. This procedure is called, low pressure roof cleaning. Low pressure is solely determined by the operator of a pressure washer. Water pressure applied to a roof shingle, whether low pressure roof rinsing, low pressure roof washing, low pressure roof shampooing, low pressure roof bleaching and low pressure soft washing can cause damage to the roof shingle. The ripping or swirling action removes the surface algae, mold, moss and/or lichen infestation along with the shingle granules.
5) The fifth question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is how long have you (not the franchise you purchased) been in the roof cleaning business. A roof cleaning company that has been in business for a while means you can count on their quality of workmanship and experience. Also if an established roof cleaning company offered a re-treatment warranty they are more likely to be in business to honor it rather than a “fly-by-night” roof cleaner.
WARNING: A few signs of an inexperienced “fly-by-night” roof cleaner are, “I can beat anybody's price”, "we do what they do, we are cheaper", when the subjects of State license and insurance are brought up, they change the subjects to 5 star reviews, plants, bleach, environmental soap, no pressure, soft pressure, etc. Be Smart. Always ask to see state license, workers compensation insurance, general liability insurance and multiple before and after pictures with addresses before any work is performed on your property. Simply choosing a company based on reviews and the cheapest price can cost you. Do your homework.
6) The sixth question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is does your roof cleaning service require you to walk on my roof.
7) The seventh question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is do you capture and contain the roof cleaning waste during the cleaning process to protect the storm drains. No matter which product or products a roof cleaning company uses, during the cleaning process the roof cleaning runoff/waste should be captured, contained and removed from the property.
before any work is performed on their properties. Most important of all, they also require that a company has Workers Compensation Insurance,
General Liability Insurance and Commercial Vehicles Insurance. Homeowners be smart, protect yourself.
Seven Important Questions to ask a Roof Cleaning Company:
1) Instead of how much does your roof cleaning service cost (how cheap is your roof cleaning service) or what do you use to clean roofs, the first question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is do you have Workers Compensation Insurance.
The internet is full of roof washing approaches including desperate ads, soft washing services, roof shampoo services, home advisors, trusted pros, approved contractors, premier roof cleaner, leading roof cleaner, power washing services turned low and soft pressure roof cleaners, DIY roof washing for dummies, one price fits all roof cleaning internet/phone estimates, bait and switch ads, “my roof cleaning stuff is the best” and on and on and on.
What you do not see is the most important aspect of roof cleaning which is, roof cleaning is extremely dangerous!
WARNING: A roofer is listed in America's Ten Most Dangerous Jobs. When you add water and chemicals to the surface of the roof,
a roof cleaner could be the most dangerous job. Roof cleaning is not to be taken lightly. It should not be viewed as just another service performed on your property or just another item added to your DIY "honey do list". Therefore, before you purchase an internet roof wash soap product,
a scrub brush, a pressure washer and add “attempt roof cleaning” to your “honey do list”, remember it is your roof you are attempting to clean,
not your carpet. If you are smart and hire a roof cleaning company, make sure that the company that performs work on your property has Workers Compensation Insurance. Workers Compensation Insurance not only protects the workers, it protect the property owner and the company.
2) The second question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is in addition to Workers Compensation Insurance do you have
General Liability Insurance and Commercial Vehicles Insurance.
3) The third question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is are you fully licensed by the State.
NOTE: A City Business License is not a State Contractor's License. Also, a Trusted Pro, Approved Contractor, Home Advisor, Google Ad,
Accredited Business, etc., purchased membership badge is not a State Contractor's License. Anyone including criminals can purchase an online membership badge and a city business license. A State Contractor's License requires passing a test and criminal history.
4) The fourth question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is does your roof cleaning service require Any water pressure or chemical pressure to remove algae, mold, moss and lichen infestation from my roof. Most property owners call concerning their roof algae, lichen, mold and/or moss problems long after the infestation has heavily infested most of their roof. At this stage of growth, if the roof infestation is removed or cleaned incorrectly, the process can rapidly decrease the remaining life of the roof shingles. Low pressure roof washing services, roof pressure or power washing services, roof shampooing services and roof soft washing services merely lower and raise the pressure on a pressure washer to remove stains from the roof. This procedure is called, low pressure roof cleaning. Low pressure is solely determined by the operator of a pressure washer. Water pressure applied to a roof shingle, whether low pressure roof rinsing, low pressure roof washing, low pressure roof shampooing, low pressure roof bleaching and low pressure soft washing can cause damage to the roof shingle. The ripping or swirling action removes the surface algae, mold, moss and/or lichen infestation along with the shingle granules.
5) The fifth question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is how long have you (not the franchise you purchased) been in the roof cleaning business. A roof cleaning company that has been in business for a while means you can count on their quality of workmanship and experience. Also if an established roof cleaning company offered a re-treatment warranty they are more likely to be in business to honor it rather than a “fly-by-night” roof cleaner.
WARNING: A few signs of an inexperienced “fly-by-night” roof cleaner are, “I can beat anybody's price”, "we do what they do, we are cheaper", when the subjects of State license and insurance are brought up, they change the subjects to 5 star reviews, plants, bleach, environmental soap, no pressure, soft pressure, etc. Be Smart. Always ask to see state license, workers compensation insurance, general liability insurance and multiple before and after pictures with addresses before any work is performed on your property. Simply choosing a company based on reviews and the cheapest price can cost you. Do your homework.
6) The sixth question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is does your roof cleaning service require you to walk on my roof.
7) The seventh question smart property owners ask a roof cleaning company is do you capture and contain the roof cleaning waste during the cleaning process to protect the storm drains. No matter which product or products a roof cleaning company uses, during the cleaning process the roof cleaning runoff/waste should be captured, contained and removed from the property.
