Toughest challenge to date! Hope you all enjoy this one, if so please hit the like button, it helps the channel massively! Thank you to Lee, he worked non stop to get this done with us, check out his channel here th-cam.com/channels/b0z9EtDBk8LffPK2Tkuo9g.html. Cleaning starts around 4 minutes in, tried to capture as much as I could of the process! Thanks everyone.
It was hard work but great to work with Sid and Kev and Honestly I'd do it all again great feeling driving home know we did such a good job although I've been aching ever since day one it's really nice to see the response from everyone thanks Guys
Basically yeah! I love green roofs! Or green walls! They are built with extra support and are amazing for making buildings more efficient. There's also a type of cabin thing I think Icelandic its like a Lil hill house, with grass and stuff growing on top its built into tiny hills.
On the walk with one of the dogs at the animal shelter I just asked myself: "Will Sid do the roof?" and here you are 😭❤ I´m really happy you did it and showed us your amazing work. Even if I like moss on roofs (if they are wanted) because it gives the house a nice nature and fairy look but the roof must be like "Oof... Finally I can breath!" And a HUGE "Thank you" to Jeremy to helping you guys out. I can only imagine how helpful it must be that he gave you guys a hand ❤ And a HUGE "Well done" to Kev for doing such an amazing job with you. You guys really did great ❤
German roofer here, never seen a roof this mossy! Also great work, helps in terms of water flow (dont exactly know the english term) and makes the rooftiles last longer!
That is "some roof". You are/did a marvelous job cleaning. Modern equipment is such a help. Your use of the blower on the roof was great. A thank you to Lee for adding his skills and to Jeremy for working on the astounding cleanup. You found "soft-washing hell"? Ouch, 30 liters of solution. Certainly another slew of experience to have for future work. Certainly the company will like having video proof that their product works on even severe roof conditions. Glad the second side of the roof was more doable and that you were able to get things done. That was an amazing improvement at the end.
You actually made the house look like it was renovated I’m sure the homeowners were pleased..you brought more value back to their home You know it was bad when you have to use a tractor to move the moss away Take care from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️
I can't imagine how tired and sore you guys must have been after that job. I am awe of the 3 of you for getting it done in 2 days! Rest up and can't wait for the next video!
My parents house was built in 1632 and we did the roof for first time a few wks back , never been done before and that was a breeze compared to that place , i'm amazed you managed it in two days! great job!
"What the hell?" I believe your comment sums up this job perfectly. Amazing work with your crew! Really great. Enjoyed the journey to roof perfection. And in an unrelated note: you look great in those glasses! Thanks Sid for taking us on this wild ride.
This one took me back to my childhood days growing up in Seattle, Washington. We had a huge cedar shingle roof that required cleaning every year because the property had about six fir trees on it that would shed their needles all over the roof. Add to that the north side of the roof had that lovely moss that had to be scraped away. It would grow in between all the shingles and we would use the head of a screwdriver to scrape it out. Those were the days. Seattle stays wet and damp most of the time so all of your videos remind me of being back there. You would have a lot of work if you moved there!
Mammoth challenge, Great to see support from Lee lending a much needed hand. I bet you’re glad to have that done and dusted. It was more like one of these living eco-roofs with grass for insolation. I wouldn’t be surprised if that is an accumulation from the life time of the cottage. Our collaboration next week is going to be a walk in the park compared to that .. Top work Men !
Thanks neil! certainly a tough few days, he said he cleaned a lot off back in 2018 so just shows how bad it can get when you're down in a damp valley all year round!
Really appreciate you taking us along on your trips. I have found that these are "mini vacations" in seeing other places, topography, styles of architecture, etc. Also appreciate your explaining your process as you work through difficulties on the job.
This is my odd way to distress from all the things I did these past few days and as always, it's very satisfying to watch. The thick moss being removed was sooooooo good. Thank you for this awesome video as always, Sid! More jobs to come for you 😊❤️
Well Sid and the other two man, you've made an awesome clean roof there. Santa can land with his sled and not a single reindeer will slip on it. Hohoho.
Hello from Florida, USA ! May I say that I truly enjoyed the drive you took, beautiful countryside, you definitely set a relaxing mood. Great job on "de-sodding" the roof. Hope things still going great for you and your's !
Well done Sid, Kev & Lee for an excellent job. It looked really difficult and the result was well worth the effort. You certainly work hard for your money. See you in the next one. Stay safe.
it hurt me a little to see that beautiful blanket of moss get all torn up and chucked, honestly it could have been harvest dried and sold it was so lush and thick!
I am surprised you didn't try using pressure washers on that mossy roof. I use one whenever I get a moss buildup on sidewalks and siding and it works so well! It gets the tiniest bits out from the grooves and craxks of the surface.
Great video. I hope that soft wash is the treatment that prevents the moss from growing back. I can’t imagine how many years of accumulation that was. BTW it was quite a pleasure to see you fresh from the bath mid video… An unexpected pleasure 😊😊😊
Pretty interesting watching this as an American. Where I'm from we don't really get moss buildup in the first place due to the long, cold winters, but on top of that most homes where I am from just use shingled roofs that get replaced outright every 20-50 years (depending on storm damage and such).
You should have contacted Herons Bonsai on TH-cam. Peter out in Newchapel always uses moss for his videos! That was a sheet moss gold mine! I remember the floral supply houses were charging me $15 USD for a tray of fresh moss out here in New York City.
Out of curiosity what would make something like pressure washing not a viable alternative to scraping? Just the time and surface area or could that damage the roof?
howdy, well I a Texan and the roof shingles are quite different, that being said damage to even the most robust roofing shingle would have major damage with a pressure washer Keep up the good work lads
Top work gents. Whatever you charged wasn't enough, no one local must of wanted the work hence your 2 hour drive. Don't undersell yourself, if you are traveling that far you are in demand, and that costs.
I can’t imagine how tired the arms and shoulders of all three of you are…especially considering the long drive there the first day. 😱 Good job! Interesting to watch. ❤️👍🏼
Amazing video, and great team effort, nice to see other business's helping each other out.. I bet those pints went down really well.. enjoy seeing videos like this just gives me so much inspiration and passion 👍
Great job Sid, its your honesty that makes these videos so relaxing, its great to watch other people work... 71300 subs. We the subscribers thank you....
Fantastic job. Well done to you, Lee and Kev. I can’t believe you got all that done in two days! You must have worked like machines …. Hope you’ve recovered from the experience now you’re home and back in the warm! Great video too despite the time restraints and lighting. You’re a pro at this now! 👏👏👏
Crikey Sid, you enjoy yourself don't ya ? They grow moss tough in Wales don't they ? 😁. Excellent job by you, Lee and Kev. Really enjoy the vids. Keep them coming. It's a thumbs up from me. Cheers. Dave. Norwich. 👍
Hi Sid, I dont know if I mentioned before but I jet washed then spray painted the whole roof to prevent moss.....and it works ! Im living in Sweden and our winter climate drops sub zero, so its battered from ice and snow, but it still looks awesome. Just the gutters I clean now yearly and thats all .
Good job, SID and company! I hope the owner paid you enough to cover everything. Just watching you guys trying to scrape those mosses off the roof is TIRING for me. What more for you? Amazing.
Really enjoyed the content Sid ! , Also want to let you know the commentary or talk alongs really improve the video and make it more engaging to watch , Thanks for the content Sid and Kev and Lee and Man next-door with Big tractor 😄
Toughest challenge to date! Hope you all enjoy this one, if so please hit the like button, it helps the channel massively!
Thank you to Lee, he worked non stop to get this done with us, check out his channel here th-cam.com/channels/b0z9EtDBk8LffPK2Tkuo9g.html.
Cleaning starts around 4 minutes in, tried to capture as much as I could of the process! Thanks everyone.
I see you also have a new logo. From a house in a bubble to your pressure washer spraying a house.
How do you know that these old tiles have no asbestos? Just wondering 👍🏻
@@dalemcintosh472 they’re concrete tiles 👍
I like moss, of course not in my roof! :) You are such a hard working man! one question, isn’t easer to clean the moss with the pressure washer?
Is it possible to clean such a roof with a pressure washer with turbo nozzle on it?
It was hard work but great to work with Sid and Kev and Honestly I'd do it all again great feeling driving home know we did such a good job although I've been aching ever since day one it's really nice to see the response from everyone thanks Guys
I think it's great that you helped Sid out Lee.
@@mandystory4275 thanks Mandy hopefully we can work together in the future again
Great to see friends come together and do such a difficult job so well!
@@triciac1019 it was great seeing how a fellow professional works
@@completeexteriorcleaningse750 most definitely!
I actually love the thick moss blanket bit! Would love to have that on my roof 😂 just need something underneath it to protect the tiles!
Basically yeah! I love green roofs! Or green walls! They are built with extra support and are amazing for making buildings more efficient. There's also a type of cabin thing I think Icelandic its like a Lil hill house, with grass and stuff growing on top its built into tiny hills.
Exactly, thats just makes it look even more beautiful
On the walk with one of the dogs at the animal shelter I just asked myself: "Will Sid do the roof?" and here you are 😭❤
I´m really happy you did it and showed us your amazing work.
Even if I like moss on roofs (if they are wanted) because it gives the house a nice nature and fairy look but the roof must be like "Oof... Finally I can breath!"
And a HUGE "Thank you" to Jeremy to helping you guys out. I can only imagine how helpful it must be that he gave you guys a hand ❤
And a HUGE "Well done" to Kev for doing such an amazing job with you. You guys really did great ❤
Hey claudia thanks a million! I do love the look of it too so shame to clean sometimes but it eats away at the tiles so quickly so needs to go!
It was beautiful, now it looks like crap.
All I can say is.... O.M.G.!!!! That roof was INSANE! You all did an outstanding job cleaning it up. 👏 👍
I bet their heating bill will go up by a few quid.
Cheaper than replacing the tiles from being eaten to death I guess?
😅
@@ColinRichardson What about the wood frame that is holding that extra weight?
@@ivaylotsankov7292 I’m no home builder & I’m also from USA, but I’m pretttttty sure these houses are predominantly stone & brick? 🤷🏼♀️
The roof frame (joists) are timber.
German roofer here, never seen a roof this mossy! Also great work, helps in terms of water flow (dont exactly know the english term) and makes the rooftiles last longer!
Mit kupfer am First passiert sowas nicht.
@@thomasschafer7268 wat soll Kupfer da ändern?
That is "some roof". You are/did a marvelous job cleaning. Modern equipment is such a help. Your use of the blower on the roof was great. A thank you to Lee for adding his skills and to Jeremy for working on the astounding cleanup. You found "soft-washing hell"? Ouch, 30 liters of solution. Certainly another slew of experience to have for future work. Certainly the company will like having video proof that their product works on even severe roof conditions. Glad the second side of the roof was more doable and that you were able to get things done. That was an amazing improvement at the end.
Dude the amount of patience and persistence you need to have to get a job like that done I mean damn! That is amazing!
thanks buddy :D
You actually made the house look like it was renovated
I’m sure the homeowners were pleased..you brought more value back to their home
You know it was bad when you have to use a tractor to move the moss away
Take care from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️
That thumbnail Is unbeatable surely Sid, you lads put in some serious work!
Awesome work considering what you were faced with. Nice touch from the neighbour and customer with their help etc 👍🏻
This roof did not disappoint. Everyone did an outstanding job on it. Thank you for the video !
thank you sally!
I can't imagine how tired and sore you guys must have been after that job. I am awe of the 3 of you for getting it done in 2 days! Rest up and can't wait for the next video!
My parents house was built in 1632 and we did the roof for first time a few wks back , never been done before and that was a breeze compared to that place , i'm amazed you managed it in two days! great job!
"What the hell?" I believe your comment sums up this job perfectly. Amazing work with your crew! Really great. Enjoyed the journey to roof perfection. And in an unrelated note: you look great in those glasses! Thanks Sid for taking us on this wild ride.
This is a real extreme makeover, thank you so much for sharing. Have a nice weekend you all. Roos 👍🏼
This one took me back to my childhood days growing up in Seattle, Washington. We had a huge cedar shingle roof that required cleaning every year because the property had about six fir trees on it that would shed their needles all over the roof. Add to that the north side of the roof had that lovely moss that had to be scraped away. It would grow in between all the shingles and we would use the head of a screwdriver to scrape it out. Those were the days. Seattle stays wet and damp most of the time so all of your videos remind me of being back there. You would have a lot of work if you moved there!
That was the biggest transformation! You must've been totally knackered, well done all of you!
Absolutely shattered!
Mammoth challenge, Great to see support from Lee lending a much needed hand.
I bet you’re glad to have that done and dusted.
It was more like one of these living eco-roofs with grass for insolation. I wouldn’t be surprised if that is an accumulation from the life time of the cottage.
Our collaboration next week is going to be a walk in the park compared to that ..
Top work Men !
Thanks neil! certainly a tough few days, he said he cleaned a lot off back in 2018 so just shows how bad it can get when you're down in a damp valley all year round!
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning
Optimum environment, moist conditions
Really appreciate you taking us along on your trips. I have found that these are "mini vacations" in seeing other places, topography, styles of architecture, etc. Also appreciate your explaining your process as you work through difficulties on the job.
thank you robert!
What an amazing transformation. Love watching your videos. You are always so caring and thorough in your work.
How nice that everyone pitched in! Great job!
This is my odd way to distress from all the things I did these past few days and as always, it's very satisfying to watch. The thick moss being removed was sooooooo good. Thank you for this awesome video as always, Sid! More jobs to come for you 😊❤️
Well done to the neighbour giving a helping hand too 👏🏻 👍🏻
Rafters on that house just heaved a huge sigh of relief.
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Well Sid and the other two man, you've made an awesome clean roof there. Santa can land with his sled and not a single reindeer will slip on it. Hohoho.
How nice of Jeremy to help out!
Hello from Florida, USA ! May I say that I truly enjoyed the drive you took, beautiful countryside, you definitely set a relaxing mood. Great job on "de-sodding" the roof. Hope things still going great for you and your's !
I love the way homeowners neglect their properties for decades then expect you to get it looking like new in 2 days! Fantastic job Sid!!!👍❤️🤪
Yep same with house cleaning lol like y’all got stuff from 1997 in here calm down lol
That's ok really, it is their job to do this and they get paid. The homeowners were probably busy taking care of the rest of their lives.
Well done Sid, Kev & Lee for an excellent job. It looked really difficult and the result was well worth the effort. You certainly work hard for your money. See you in the next one. Stay safe.
thank you ever so much!
Brilliant job mate. You, kev and Lee pulled that one out. Well done 👍
Cheers ray, fancy coming along on a job sometime? :D
That's a lot of hard work in two days. Incredible difference between the before and after.
It's such a shame it was left to get this bad. You guys did a great job! Enjoyed watching the end result.
Amazing work and transformation of the roof. Don't want to think of the weight of all the moss that came off that roof.
What an awesome job. So satisfying to do and for us to watch.
Well done!
That's crazy, Sid!!! You are one hard working bloke!!!
it hurt me a little to see that beautiful blanket of moss get all torn up and chucked, honestly it could have been harvest dried and sold it was so lush and thick!
Is there a website for that?
I need to find a supplier that wants to buy it, i could be a millionaire! :D
When seeing such moss: Are there roofs out there intentionally designed with moss? I always wonder when watching the videos.
@@AndreaSchaffar There are such things as green roofs
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning If I lived there I would buy it, but shipping it to the US would likely be too expensive!
I am surprised you didn't try using pressure washers on that mossy roof. I use one whenever I get a moss buildup on sidewalks and siding and it works so well! It gets the tiniest bits out from the grooves and craxks of the surface.
Patrick, I really like you, the way you present your work, the way you act! God bless your life and give you health 😇😊
That roof was insane. You, Kev and Lee did amazing work on that roof. Thanks for bringing us along for this crazy clean up.
That roof was a monster. An extremely fuzzy monster lol. It was amazing to see it all coming off. Great video! I loved it
So excited for this one! So glad you went back!
Wow that roof hasn't seen daylight for a few years! Well done guys 👏
Thanks amy!
Please pressure wash the house... too beautiful to have a NEW CLEAN ROOF and a dirty viney house.
Awesome job! Well Done
I bet their central heating bill goes up without all that extra "insulation"!
Massive well done to you all! Such a tough job but so worth it! xx
Enjoyed my first moss removal video. I’m from Louisiana in the United States and have seen moss grow on the ground but never on a roof.
That roof was a whole effing lawn! You could mow that and grow a beautiful lawnscape atop that roof!
Thanks for making the video!! When I realised it was thick moss house I shouted out "YES!!". LOVED WATCHING THIS!! WELL DONE EVERYONE!!!
Wow that is some serious work you do there, as a window cleaner myself I know your pain at the end of the work day ! Excellent job ! Respect !
This might be an interesting one to follow-up on and see how well the wash does over time.
Great video. I hope that soft wash is the treatment that prevents the moss from growing back. I can’t imagine how many years of accumulation that was. BTW it was quite a pleasure to see you fresh from the bath mid video… An unexpected pleasure 😊😊😊
Pretty interesting watching this as an American. Where I'm from we don't really get moss buildup in the first place due to the long, cold winters, but on top of that most homes where I am from just use shingled roofs that get replaced outright every 20-50 years (depending on storm damage and such).
Same thoughts. US as well and in the deep south I don’t think I’ve ever seen a roof with moss on it in my 34 years of life.
You should have contacted Herons Bonsai on TH-cam. Peter out in Newchapel always uses moss for his videos! That was a sheet moss gold mine! I remember the floral supply houses were charging me $15 USD for a tray of fresh moss out here in New York City.
this is insane, good job guys!
thanks vera!
the editing on this video is soo awesome dude :D
Thank you buddy
Out of curiosity what would make something like pressure washing not a viable alternative to scraping? Just the time and surface area or could that damage the roof?
howdy, well I a Texan and the roof shingles are quite different, that being said damage to even the most robust roofing shingle would have major damage with a pressure washer Keep up the good work lads
Great job that was defo the Queen of all roofs. Amazing to see the before and after shots.
The driving montage in the beginning felt like a Norwegian crime drama opener.
Top work gents. Whatever you charged wasn't enough, no one local must of wanted the work hence your 2 hour drive. Don't undersell yourself, if you are traveling that far you are in demand, and that costs.
Haha yeah most people would run a mile but we love a challenge :D
Wow Sid you do pick them 😂😂😂
You all should be very proud how well that roof turned out...it look amazing...Great team work by all...
That was absolutely amazing!!! What a video. Hope you get tens of thousands of view!
Well that moss was lovely! To bad it had to be removed! :)))
Holy moly!! That was so much moss!! Amazing job. Loved the video. ❤
Incredible job.. really enjoyed it.. very hard job. Congratulations.👏👏👏👏
Thanks mirtha!
That was insane!! You all did an awesome job!!
Well done sid and kev and Lee. Proper bit of graft as we say up north. You all deserved a pint or three after that one. 👍👍.
Jeremy is a lovely neighbor! Well done Sir!
It’s a lovely big house. Would love to see the inside!!
Nosey!
i wish i could’ve had some of that moss, it looked so pretty and healthy, perfect for a terrarium
Amazing difference! That was some serious moss! Cheers!
I can’t imagine how tired the arms and shoulders of all three of you are…especially considering the long drive there the first day. 😱
Good job! Interesting to watch. ❤️👍🏼
yeah the journey makes you feel like youve been at work all day before you start :D
Amazing video, and great team effort, nice to see other business's helping each other out.. I bet those pints went down really well.. enjoy seeing videos like this just gives me so much inspiration and passion 👍
Yourself, Kev and Lee have worked brilliantly together on an extremely tough roof! Phenomenal transformation, well done guys! 👏🏻
Great job Sid, its your honesty that makes these videos so relaxing, its great to watch other people work... 71300 subs. We the subscribers thank you....
Thank you very much jason, top man
An amazing transformation there. Being an Aussie, I've never seen such moss on a roof. Unbelievable! Well done!
Fantastic job. Well done to you, Lee and Kev. I can’t believe you got all that done in two days! You must have worked like machines …. Hope you’ve recovered from the experience now you’re home and back in the warm! Great video too despite the time restraints and lighting. You’re a pro at this now! 👏👏👏
Really enjoyed that great camera work!
Crikey Sid, you enjoy yourself don't ya ? They grow moss tough in Wales don't they ? 😁. Excellent job by you, Lee and Kev. Really enjoy the vids. Keep them coming. It's a thumbs up from me. Cheers. Dave. Norwich. 👍
watching the lower moss just peel off is so satisfying.. like unwrapping a present lol
That’s amazing such a difference well done to you all 👍🏻👌🏻
Yall did an amazing job! Can't even imagine how sore you were after.
Great teamwork! Looks so much better.
It's so wild to see how much damage to the slate the moss caused! From smooth and shiny to completely pitted. Nature is wild
Wow!!! What a roof!?! Fantastic job Sid!!! Thank you for sharing.
WOW you guys did so good!! That was a huge job! Go Kev!! Lee is really a hard worker too! You guys rock!
Hi Sid, I dont know if I mentioned before but I jet washed then spray painted the whole roof to prevent moss.....and it works ! Im living in Sweden and our winter climate drops sub zero, so its battered from ice and snow, but it still looks awesome. Just the gutters I clean now yearly and thats all .
INCREÍBLE!!!
Que gran trabajo, nunca imaginé que al final quedase así de bien.
WOW!!! Great job. Glad we have a metal roof. Thanks for sharing. God bless.
WOW what an insane mess that roof was. Awesome job as usual. I hope you charged a lot for that job, you earned it !!
Good job, SID and company! I hope the owner paid you enough to cover everything. Just watching you guys trying to scrape those mosses off the roof is TIRING for me. What more for you? Amazing.
Quite the transformation. Well done.
Well done men! Looks soooo much better.
I need to invest in some scaffold like you have. That must make it feel so much safer working these roofs
Wow! That was a great challenge for you guys. Such an amazing job well done!
Really enjoyed the content Sid ! , Also want to let you know the commentary or talk alongs really improve the video and make it more engaging to watch , Thanks for the content Sid and Kev and Lee and Man next-door with Big tractor 😄
thanks a million timothy
This was so satisfying to watch. If I wasn't shit scared of heights, I reckon 8d enjoy this type of work.
Wow just wow the transformation is unreal lol. U all worked so hard and glad u got it done. Xx
Well done, guys!
First time here, you all did a wonderful job!
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