Roof treatment involves the application of specialized products and techniques to maintain, protect, and enhance the longevity of a roof. This can include cleaning, sealing, coating, and treating the roof to prevent damage from moss, algae, lichen, and weathering.

Regular roof treatment helps prevent the buildup of harmful substances like moss and algae, which can cause damage over time. It also protects against weather-related wear and tear, extending the lifespan of your roof and maintaining its aesthetic appeal.

The frequency of roof treatment depends on the material of your roof, the climate in your area, and the specific treatment used. Generally, it’s recommended to have your roof treated every 2 years. 

No, roof treatment must be conducted during dry weather conditions, and there must be at least 4 hours of subsequent dry weather after the treatment has been applied for it to be effective.

Typically, a moss and mold roof treatment takes approximately 16 weeks to eliminate moss and mold from your roof. Moreover, it ensures cleanliness for up to 2 years following the treatment.

Professional roof treatment services offer several benefits, including:

• Expertise in selecting the right products and techniques for your roof type.

• Access to professional-grade equipment and treatments.

• Ensuring safety during the treatment process.

• Providing warranties or guarantees on their work.

To maintain your roof between professional treatments, you can:

• Regularly inspect your roof for signs of damage or buildup.

• Keep gutters and downspouts clear of debris.

• Trim overhanging branches to prevent debris accumulation.

• Address any small issues promptly to prevent them from becoming larger problems.

If you have any other questions or need further information, feel free to contact a professional roof treatment service provider. They can offer personalized advice and solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Yes, you can have your roof treated even if you rely on tank water. However, it’s crucial to take certain precautions to ensure the safety of your water supply.

1. Inform Green N Clean: Let Green N Clean know that you are on tank water. 

2. Disconnect the Water Supply: Before treatment begins, make sure to disconnect the downpipes to prevent any chemicals or debris from entering your water tank.

3. Re Connect the System: After the treatment has been completed and enough time has passed for any chemicals to break down or wash away (as advised by Green N Clean), you can then reconnect your downpipes to your tank supply.

By following these steps, you can have your roof treated without compromising the safety and quality of your tank water.