Serving King, Snohomish & Skagit Counties · Licensed General Contractor(425) 327-6871·graceprohs@gmail.com

Eco-friendly roof cleaning

Roof Cleaning in Everett, WA

Moss removal and roof preservation across King, Snohomish, and Skagit Counties. We never pressure wash roofs; we brush, clear, and treat them so they last.

Grace Roof Cleaning provides professional roof cleaning services in Everett, WA, and throughout King, Snohomish, and Skagit Counties. Call (425) 327-6871 today for a free estimate and eco-friendly roof cleaning service.

Your roof is like a shield that protects your house. It has to stay clean and well kept. We remove and clean moss, debris, and other natural materials growing on your rooftop.

Before and after

We won't miss any moss.. and neither will you

Drag the handle to compare. Heavy moss lifted from the shingle crevices without over-brushing.

Asphalt shingle roof with white powdery streak and vent pipe after cleaning
Mossy asphalt shingle roof with vent pipe and skylight above green backyard before cleaning
BeforeAfter

Our process will clean and preserve your roof

Our moss removal technique is a system that cleans deeper than a "soft wash" while protecting your roof from the damage that can occur if your roof is pressure washed. Soft washing can dry up your composite shingles and make them brittle over time. Our system cleans and sustains your roof. We help your roof last longer.

Stage 01

Moss removal

We believe that we have the best moss removal product in the PNW! A technique learned through hard work and experience on countless moss-infested roofs. Precise brushing of the moss is most effective to get all of the moss off and preserve the roof. Although a chemical spray can kill moss quickly, it will not remove the built-up moss and debris between the shingles. It's time to get MEAN on the GREEN and make that roof clean!

Stage 02

Air blow / rinse

After all of the debris and moss have been knocked loose and cleared from all the cracks and crevices, we properly use an air blower to clear the roof. Depending on the severity of moss, there may be a need to rinse the roof with a regular low-pressure hose to get rid of dirt residue. This will help prevent the regrowth of moss. This also makes the roof look great!

Stage 03

Treatment

When we TREAT, we TREAT to kill (moss)! This is an extremely important part of the deep clean process and just regular maintenance. We use an all natural, non-chemical moss treatment that won't harm any plants or animals. It works over time, killing moss to the root and preventing it from growing again.

Before and after

See a moss-free roof

Drag the handle to compare. Heavy moss brushed from the shingle joints.

The same shingle roof cleared of moss with a worker and leaf blower at the eave
Composition shingle roof with moss lines along the shingle joints and fallen leaves before cleaning
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Pruning trees hanging over your roof

Overhanging branches can contribute to moss growth and cause debris to accumulate on your roof and in your gutters. By pruning trees back from your roof, you can prevent these issues, keeping your roof and gutters cleaner for longer. At Grace Roof Cleaning, we offer tree pruning as part of our roof cleaning service to save you money and the hassle of hiring a separate tree service. Let us handle it all in one visit, ensuring your roof stays in top shape while keeping your gutters clear and your home well-protected.

Yes, you should be concerned about pressure washing your composite roof. Too much water pressure can damage shingles, void warranties, and get excess water where it doesn't need to be. With Grace Roof Cleaning, we never pressure wash roofs. We have mastered the technique of precision brushing on composite roofs. We focus on the location of the moss, brushing it from the crevices of the shingles. We make sure the roof is not overbrushed, therefore preserving the shingles' integrity!

Roof cleaning questions

Frequently asked questions

Do you pressure wash roofs?

No. Grace Roof Cleaning does not pressure wash roofs because excessive pressure can damage shingles and shorten roof life.

What causes moss to grow on roofs?

Moss grows from moisture, shade, and debris buildup. Roofs surrounded by trees are especially vulnerable.

Is roof moss dangerous?

Yes. Moss traps moisture and can damage shingles over time if left untreated.

How often should roof cleaning be done?

Most roofs benefit from regular maintenance every one to three years, depending on tree coverage and moss growth.

Does the treatment harm plants or pets?

No. We use an all natural, non-chemical moss treatment that won't harm any plants or animals.

Free estimate

Let's get your roof clean before the rain does its work

Tell us what you're dealing with. We'll give you quality work and excellent prices. And no pressure washing roofs.

(425) 327-6871

graceprohs@gmail.com

1801 94th St SW
Everett, WA 98204
Monday through Saturday, 9:00am to 5:00pm

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