Frequently Asked Questions
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Friendly, honest, and straightforward. We're here to guide the process, and work to improve the safety and appearance of your home and most prizes asset.
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Dirt and organic matter can buildup on the roof promoting the growth of mold, fungus, moss, and lichen which can damage roofing material and lower the life expectancy of the structure.
Root Penetration: Rhizoids (roots) burrow into porous tiles and asphalt shingles to anchor themselves, which loosens protective granules or chips away at the material.
Moisture Trapping: Lichen holds stagnant water directly against the roof surface. In freezing Kansas City winter temperatures, this trapped water expands, leading to severe frost cracking, warping, or tile separation.
Chemical Erosion: Lichen secretes mild acids as it grows, chemically breaking down the protective layers of concrete, clay, or asphalt.
Insurance Risks: Many insurance providers view untreated, widespread biological growth as a structural hazard that can lead to dropped coverage or premium increases.
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Organic matter can begin to buildup on your driveway and walkways for many reasons. This can appear as anything from dark areas to algae and moss growth. These dirty areas hold water on the walkway surfaces creating a more slippery environment. As well as being an eyesore, it is important to clean areas where you walk to help reduce the chances of slip and fall accidents.
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Soft washing is a low pressure wash often utilizing a light soap and/or chemical mixture to clean areas that would otherwise be damaged from high pressure cleaning.
Soft wash is typically performed on but not limited to houses and roofs as not to damage the siding, peel paint, remove protective granules.