Soft wash roof cleaning in Monmouth County NJ is the only safe way to remove the black streaks, algae and lichen that build up on asphalt shingles over time.
That dark discoloration is not only an eyesore. Algae and mold actively feed on roofing material, and left alone they shorten the working life of the roof. Pressure washing is not the answer either — forcing high pressure across shingles lifts them, strips granules and can cause real structural harm.
Our soft wash roof cleaning uses low pressure with professional cleaning solutions that kill growth at the root and restore the roof’s appearance. It is the method that protects your shingles and keeps your manufacturer warranty intact.
What soft wash roof cleaning gives you
Streaks and moss gone
Black streaking, algae, moss and lichen are removed rather than smeared or partially rinsed.
Shingles stay intact
Low pressure protects the granule layer and keeps manufacturer warranties valid.
A longer-lasting result
Because the growth is killed at the root, a soft washed roof stays clean for years, not months.
Years added to your roof
Regular cleaning costs a fraction of an early replacement.
Recent roof cleaning results
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Before
After
Don’t let algae eat away at your shingles
Get your free soft wash roof cleaning quote today.
Questions We Get Asked
Will cleaning damage my shingles?
No. We never put high pressure on a roof. Low pressure plus the right cleaning solution does the work, which is the method roofing manufacturers recommend.
What are the black streaks on my roof?
A hardy algae called Gloeocapsa magma. It feeds on the limestone filler in asphalt shingles, which is why it keeps returning until it is treated properly.
How long will my roof stay clean?
Two to five years in most cases. Heavily shaded and tree-covered roofs sit at the shorter end.
How often should a roof be cleaned?
Every three to five years is a good maintenance rhythm for most Monmouth County homes.