Beat Portland's Rain: Stop Roof Moss
Don't wait for spring rain! Learn how to use Portland's dry days to prevent costly roof moss damage. Quick tips for PNW homeowners.
That Dry Day in Portland?
It's your secret weapon against roof moss. Don't let it go to waste. Here's how to prepare for the coming spring rain.
A clean residential roof peak against a moody, overcast sky in the Pacific Northwest.
The Real Problem
Our famous PNW rain is a feast for moss, which can trap moisture, lift shingles, and cause serious damage to your home.
Slow-motion video of rain falling on a mossy roof.
Act Before the Downpour
Applying treatments on a dry day allows the solution to bond to the shingles and effectively stop moss before the wet season accelerates its growth.
A single home illuminated by a sunbeam on an otherwise cloudy day in Portland.
Step 1: Clear Debris
Start by removing leaves, pine needles, and branches. This debris traps moisture and creates a breeding ground for new moss.
A pair of gloved hands clearing leaves and debris from a residential roof.
Step 2: Gentle Treatment
Use a moss-killing solution applied with a soft-wash approach. High-pressure washing can damage your shingles and shorten your roof's lifespan.
A professional gently applying moss treatment to a roof with a soft-wash sprayer.
Protect Your Home
Don't let a small moss problem become a major expense. Get ahead of the spring rain. Swipe up for a free, no-obligation quote.
A beautiful, clean roof on a Portland home, completely free of moss.