Moss and mould removal
Moss and mould don't just look bad on a roof, they hold moisture against the surface, shorten its life, and shed grit straight into your gutters.
Moss and mould don't just look bad on a roof, they hold moisture against the surface, shorten its life, and shed grit straight into your gutters. I'm Mark, and I treat roofs across Nelson City, Stoke, Richmond and Tāhunanui to kill off moss and mould and keep roofs cleaner for longer, especially on the shaded, damp-prone sides that struggle most in Nelson's climate.
Roofs need a careful, considered approach, the wrong method or pressure can damage tiles or iron and cause leaks. I treat roofs properly rather than reaching for a pressure washer, which can do more harm than good. It's a job that protects your roof's lifespan as much as it improves how the place looks from the street, and it's one of those maintenance jobs that pays for itself by heading off bigger problems down the line.
Ruth Hemmingson
"Great experience dealing with Mark from Lawn in Order. Fast response, excellent comms and a great finish. Really impressed with the over-size apple tree they trimmed back. Also great clean up, very tidy."
Simon Gillard, Site Manager
"Mark is an honest hard working guy who always has the 'can do' attitude. He always goes above and beyond without being asked. I highly recommend him for water blasting, house washing, property maintenance, lawn mowing etc."
Dan Olberg
"Did a great job cleaning and re-staining our deck. Great workmanship at a reasonable price. Recommended."
Yes, when it's done properly with the right method for your roof type, I don't use high pressure that can damage tiles or iron.
Every couple of years is typical, sooner on shaded roofs where moss grows back faster.
Definitely, moss and grit from an untreated roof is one of the main things that clogs gutters, so treating the roof cuts down on that.
For a job like this, Mark likes to come take a look in person so you get an accurate price. Fill this in and he'll be in touch to arrange a time.