Remove Moss from Roof

It is quite easy to remove moss from a roof. Use a standard bristle brush on a long pole, and push down the roof to tear the moss's shallow root system away from the shingles. Do not brush up the roof as you may dislodge the shingles. Once the moss has been removed, check the roof to ensure the shingles are all still in place. To clean the stains left behind from the moss. Do not use a chlorine bleach as it can remove the color from the roof, and run off into the ground below. Instead use a a non toxic, oxygen bleach mixture. Non toxic oxygen bleach is a powder that you mix with water. Apply to a cool roof, on an overcast day and allow to sit for about 20 minutes. Then gently scrub the roof surface. This process helps to loosen the grip of any left over moss roots, as well as removing any stains left behind. Visit this website for more information. http://www.askthebuilder.com/539-Removing-Moss-and-Algae-From-Roofs.shtml