Roof cleaning across Speke
Concrete tile this age crumbles under a jet, so every Speke roof gets a low-pressure soft wash and a biocide treatment that stops the moss marching straight back.
Speke sits on flat ground hard against the Mersey estuary, with the clay cliffs and salt marsh of the Speke and Garston Coastal Reserve running along its southern edge. Damp air comes straight off the river, and the estate’s wide verges, mature street trees and the old woodland around Speke Hall keep whole rows in shade for part of the day. Concrete tile, flags and pebbledash all soak up that moisture, so moss and green algae keep coming back unless the growth is treated and killed rather than just knocked off the surface.
