What’s That Black Stuff on My Roof? (And Why You Shouldn’t Ignore It)
Ever notice dark streaks creeping down your roof? That’s not just dirt—it’s Gloeocapsa magma, a type of algae that feeds on your shingles and thrives in humid environments.
Why it matters:
Those black streaks aren’t just ugly—they’re eating away at your roof.
Algae holds moisture, which leads to shingle deterioration and shortens roof lifespan.
It can spread quickly, especially in shaded areas or neighborhoods where nearby roofs are also affected.
And here’s the kicker: insurance companies have been known to deny roof claims if streaking and organic buildup are left untreated too long.
How TLC: Making It Easy Helps
We use a gentle, soft-wash system that eliminates algae, moss, and lichen without damaging your roof. No blasting, no risk to shingles—just results you can see right away.
Let us handle the gross stuff, so your roof can breathe again.
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