Those dark streaks on Kent roofs are algae thriving in the damp, shaded conditions. We dissolve the colonies at the source so the staining is removed, not just rinsed away.
Left alone, algae traps moisture and works with moss to wear roofs down faster. Our soft wash treatment clears the streaks and leaves a preventive layer that resists regrowth.

We dissolve the algae colonies causing dark streaks rather than masking them temporarily.
Clearing algae removes the moisture film that accelerates wear on Kent roofs.
A preventive treatment after cleaning helps keep streaks from returning quickly.
Proudly serving Kent, Auburn, Federal Way, Renton, Covington and Maple Valley for 14+ years.

Our service reaches well beyond Kent into the neighboring communities where the same wet climate drives heavy moss and algae growth. Whether your home backs up to greenbelt in Covington or sits on an open lot in Federal Way, we bring the same careful soft wash approach to every roof.
Frequently Asked Questions
Roof Cleaning can be complex, and we’re here to provide answers to common questions. Here are some frequently asked questions from our clients.
With our wet Western Washington climate, most Kent roofs benefit from a professional cleaning every 18 to 24 months. North-facing slopes and roofs shaded by Douglas firs hold moisture longer, so they often need attention sooner to stop moss from rooting under shingles.
We use a low-pressure soft wash with treatments that break down moss and algae at the root rather than blasting them off. High pressure strips granules from composition shingles and splits cedar shakes, so for Kent roofs we rely on chemistry and gentle rinsing, not force.
Kent sits in a high-rainfall pocket of King County with long damp seasons from October through March. Cool temperatures, tree cover, and constant moisture create ideal conditions for moss, algae, and lichen, especially on shaded and north-facing sections of a roof.
Yes. Moss traps water against the roof deck and lifts shingle edges, which leads to rot and early failure. Removing growth and applying preventive treatment protects the underlayment, helps preserve manufacturer warranties, and adds years of usable life to the roof.
We do. Cedar shake, composition shingle, metal, and tile all behave differently, so each gets a tailored approach. Cedar needs careful low-pressure work to protect the wood, while metal and tile in the Kent area respond well to targeted soft wash methods.
We take care to protect the plants and gardens around your Kent home. We pre-wet vegetation, control runoff, and rinse surrounding areas after treatment so your landscaping stays healthy while the moss and algae on the roof are dealt with properly.
Those dark streaks are algae that thrives in Kent's damp, shaded conditions, feeding on the limestone filler in composition shingles.
Yes. Our soft wash treatment dissolves the algae colonies so streaks are removed at the source rather than temporarily masked.
Over time it does. Algae holds moisture against the shingles and works alongside moss to accelerate wear on Kent roofs.
We apply a preventive treatment after cleaning that resists regrowth, and we suggest trimming overhanging branches to reduce shade and moisture.
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We pride ourselves on delivering great results and experiences for each client. Hear directly from home and business owners who’ve trusted us with their Roof Cleaning needs.

They cleared years of moss off our north-facing roof in Kent and treated it so it has stayed clean through two wet winters. Careful, professional work from start to finish.
Marcus Holloway

Our cedar shakes looked rough until this crew soft washed them. No damage, no high pressure, just a clean roof and honest advice about keeping it that way.
Priya Raman

Booked the moss treatment and gutter cleaning together. They protected our landscaping the whole time and the black streaks on our roof are completely gone.
Devon Castellano
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