Save your roof and your wallet! Your roof still has years of life left; and all you need to safely restore it is soft washing.

What Causes Those Black Streaks?

The black or brown staining seen on a lot of roofs that is often mistaken for dirt or soot is in fact a type of algae called Gloeocapsa Magma. This algae is transported through the air and collects on the exterior surface areas of your house, including your roof, where it feeds and grows.

Besides creating unappealing black streaks, these algae also consume the limestone filler in your shingles, causing harmful damage and wear and tear to your roof.

Your roof isn't just stained -- it's infected!

Why You Should Soft Wash Your Roof

For years, pressure or power washing has been the go-to for homeowners seeking to clean their roofs, however, they frequently discover that their black streaks return. This is because they're not solving the root of the problem.

Pressure washing gets rid of only the surface layer of mold, mildew, algae and bacteria that can be found on your roof. The discoloration might disappear for the time being, but without removing the algae, the stains often return due to regrowth within six months.

The SoftWash System we use totally cleans your roof and removes stain-causing microbes by killing 100% of these pests. Soft washing your roof lasts 4 to 6 times longer than conventional pressure washing. There's no algae regrowth – only new growth.

4 Reasons You Should Choose Bright & Clear SoftWash to Clean Your Roof

1. Improve the look of your home
   Cleaning your roof is a small cost and makes a big difference.
    
2. Increase the lifetime of your roof
   Protect your investment. Our biodegradable formula increases shingle life by up to 50%.
    
3. Avoid expensive roof replacement
   Save your shingles and your wallet by taking care of your roof and preventing deterioration.
    
4. Health advantages
   Mold, mildew, fungi and algae are all included in the Top 10 Allergy Irritants list. Mold and fungi are also known to cause Sick Building Syndrome and Legionnaires Disease.