Professional Roof Cleaning Service in Nottingham

Our roof cleaning service safely removes moss, algae and debris while helping to maintain the condition and appearance of your roof. Moss can hold moisture against tiles, which over time may lead to damage, so removing it helps protect your property as well as improve how it looks.

We use a manual scraping method to remove moss in a controlled way, followed by a specialist treatment to target any remaining spores and slow down regrowth. The treatment continues to work over time, improving the overall result.

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Roof Cleaning

Moss-covered roof of a brick building with a large window, partially visible fenced yard, and cloudy sky.
View of a house with a tiled roof after it has been scraped and chemically treated by Jet Set Wash - Exterior Cleaning
A house with a partially scraped roof, and partially clean roof. The dirty side is full of moss and algae, and the clean side is ready to be chemically treated
A roof after it has been cleaned using a scrape and treatment method
A roof with moss and algae growth, ventilation duct, and the edge of the roof with bricks. Below is a street with parked cars and a hedge, with a building with brick walls and windows.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No — We specialise in a manual scraping method followed by a chemical treatment. This allows us to remove moss in a controlled way while minimising disturbance to the roof.

  • Most of the moss will be gone immediately after scraping. The full clean develops over time as the treatment continues to work.

  • Yes — when carried out properly, scraping is one of the safest methods for cleaning a roof as it avoids unnecessary pressure or damage.

  • Over time, moss can naturally return due to weather and surrounding conditions. However, we apply a specialist treatment after scraping which kills it at the spore and helps to prevent regrowth.

  • Light weather isn’t usually an issue, but heavy rain or strong winds may delay the work for safety reasons.

  • Yes - moss holds moisture against your roof tiles. In colder weather, this can freeze and expand, which may lead to cracking, lifting or loosening of tiles over time. Removing moss helps reduce this risk while also improving the overall appearance of your property.