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Moss Damage

Moss that is left untreated can cause serious issues. Over time, moss can erode tiles and slate. The example shows a beautiful roof with artificial tiles which has been left for the moss to take a full hold. Once the moss is present in the channels of the tile, it holds the moisture, keeps the roof wetter and increases the damage

The other image shows the distinct white lines on each tile where the moss has eaten away the concrete fibre underneath. Moss damage can occur during winter months when the moss has absorbed water and then this seeps in between slate and tiles

Remove the moss before it causes damage such as this. Keep up with regular biocide sprays