After a re-ridge has been undertaken, we would usually shear/re-dress the entire roof to remove any moss and correct any courses that may have slipped. This can also be performed on thatched roofs that do not require a re-ridge, but just a tidy-up. Excessive moss on a roof can be detrimental to the lifespan of the thatch.
Contact Us
Moss removal can make an older roof look brighter and much tidier but can also prolong the lifespan of roof significantly. If your roof is looking tired and green with moss and lichen sometimes all it needs is a brush and a dress back into shape to enhance the appearance and help the roof continue to do its job effectively.
Moss and algae accumulation on thatched roofs can trap moisture, leading to premature decay and structural damage. Removal of moss followed by re-dressing not only improves the aesthetic appeal of the roof but also helps to preserve its integrity and prolong its lifespan.
The frequency of moss removal and re-dressing depends on factors such as the climate, shading, and surrounding vegetation. In general, it’s recommended to have moss removed and the roof re-dressed every few years to prevent excessive buildup and maintain the roof’s health.
ment can vary depending on factors such as exposure to weathering, temperature fluctuations and the quality of the installation. With proper maintenance and periodic inspections, lead cement can remain intact for several decades before requiring replacement or refurbishment.
Yes, our moss removal and re-dressing process utilize eco-friendly solutions that are safe for the environment and surrounding landscaping. We take great care to minimize any impact on plants and wildlife while effectively removing moss and restoring the beauty of your thatched roof.