Roof cleaning across Halewood
Concrete tile and old slate both come off worse from a jet wash, so every Halewood roof gets a low-pressure soft wash and a treatment that stops the moss growing straight back.
Halewood sits on flat, low-lying ground close to the Mersey, and the damp air rolling in off the river never gives the town much chance to dry out. The mature woodland of Halewood Park Triangle and the old Loop Line cutting run right through the middle, shedding leaves into gutters and holding shade over the gardens that back onto them. Roofs, drives and rendered gables on those tree-lined stretches stay wet for days after rain, which is why moss and green algae keep returning unless the growth is killed off properly rather than just rinsed away.