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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2019
- A short video showing how we clean these bungalow roofs using roof scrapers and biocide treatment.
The first step is to remove all the moss from the roof tiles, once the moss is removed we then apply a biocide treatment to self cleanse the roof tiles over a period of time.
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Drone footage makes this video look brilliant. Well done Dan.
Cheers Chris, still haven't fully got the hang of it yet lol
What biocide did you go for to do the final treatment? Did you kill the moss before scraping or just cracked on? Good video 👍
Nice one lads. That's exactly how I do it. By hand and scrape each tile. I'd get some knee pads though and save your backs.
Great idea
I'm removing it by hand on my dads bungalow using a wire brush. Its taking ages though and its not even that bad but i will get there.
I live in a bungalow. Is it safe to just walk over the tiles on the roof ?
Wow
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A guy came out to do our roofs and used scrapers and a big vac. In our communal garden there is 3 giant trees that block any light from coming in.
Hi Michael, do you know if the chap had the Vac attached to the scraper? It's a method I'm thinking of trialing,
@@rattlin9194 No he did it all separately.
@@jaggass fair enough, thanks a lot!
Fair play, a good result but seems incredibly labor intensive. Would steam cleaning be far quicker?
Yes steam/pressure washing probably would have been quicker but after going through the options available this was the option the customer opted for 👍🏻
Did mine by hand too one person 2600 tiles 1 month roof is like new .
Fair play to you, it's harder than it looks isn't it 😂
Would you say this is better than pressure washing? more gentler on the tiles?
I wouldn't say its better, its all comes down to customer preference and the results they desire 👍🏻
Hi there, what's the treatment you apply at the end? How does it cleanse the roof over time?
It cleanses the roof by killing all the organic growth. We use a biocide treatment 👍🏻
Lots of moss there. Not like that in California bro. But it sure looks like job security.
Guys, get a metal plate and draw on the profile of the tile and cut to suit then attach it to a handle. It’ll save you heaps of time.
We do have profile blades but due to how coarse these tiles were it was much easier to use a small scraper on this occasion 👍
JetOWash yeah those Redlands are coarse. I’m doing 580m2 of the blighters at the mo and I reckon I’ll get through two blades. Diy jobbies though. What sort of brush are you using? I’m using wire brushes but they’re getting eaten on the lips and hips.
@@JS-qg1ie this was scraped to remove the bulk and then a light brush over with a wire brush to remove any remaining moss. We dont normally use a wire brush but on this occasion due to the tiles being so rough it was the only way to achieve the best results.
Is it true that pressure washing is bad for the tiles and can cause leaks in the loft?
No 👍🏽
Hi, what sprayer do you use to apply the biocide ?
A rolltek pump 👍🏻
@@Jetowash cheers 👍
What do you do with the moss you scraped off? Hire a skip? Carry it away? Thanks.
Bag it up and dispose of it 👍
A lot of moss accumulates on the roofs there!
Roofer News It sure does, the majority of UK homes suffer with moss on the roofs.
@@Jetowash That's interesting to see. I'm in Colorado, USA and we don't have that problem here because of the dry climate. Enjoy your evening in the U.K.😎👍😎
What chemical was used may I ask
Just a biocide treatment.
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What does this cost?
Lots of 💰🤑
You probably haven't heared about pressure washer.
We pressure wash many roofs, on this particular job after going through the options the customer chose this method.
What's the chemical you guys use
We post treat with a biocide treatment.
@@Jetowash what's the biocide treatment?
He's dodged this question a few times already. He obviously does not want to share.
Probably Algoclear
I don't get why he's dodging it....go to AE MCINTOSH channel for unfiltered explanations