Service
Roof Cleaning
Make your Roof Shine Again
SOFT-WASH & ROOF MOSS REMOVAL
Your roof is the most important part of your home, as it provides necessary protection for the interior. Even the slightest problem with your roof can cause extensive damage in the long run. You must be proactive with the maintenance of your roof, so you can avoid any expensive leaks and water damage to your property down the road. Improper maintenance of your roof will also lead to a dirty, stained appearance and will decrease the curb appeal of your home. Skyline Cleaning Services uses a soft wash cleaning process to effectively clean the roof of your home, with no risk to the overall health of the roof at all. You won’t have to worry about the roof getting damaged with high pressure because our soft washing uses safe detergents to wash away harmful dirt, moss, and mold.
Why Get Your Roof Cleaned?
Did you know that up to 50% of homeowners across the United States end up replacing their roofs at some point? Roof replacements can cost thousands of dollars… anywhere from $8,000 to $35,000! A roof cleaning, on the other hand, is only a fraction of that cost and helps to prevent the type of cosmetic or structural damage that spurs homeowners to look into replacements. Of course, when your roof is quite old and has structural damage, you should probably look into replacing it. But if not, it’s definitely in your best interest to hire a roof cleaning service first, simply to maintain longevity for your roof. Roof cleaning is a process that involves soft-pressure washing using a special cleaning solution that kills any unwanted biomass growth in or around the shingles. The service also helps to clean off any stains or dirt that may have developed over the years. There are many New England roof cleaners to choose from but with our roof cleaning contractors you can rest assured that the job will get done quickly, efficiently, and affordably
Contact our team to schedule a free in-home consultation at no-obligation. We’ll take the
time to thoroughly inspect your property and discuss your budget, schedule, and cleaning
preferences with you before providing a free estimate.
No. We arrive with all of the cleaning materials we need and take them with us when we
leave. We’re proud to use the best products and vacuums on the market to ensure that we
leave your home looking spotless.
If you have any preferences in regards to what cleaning products we use, feel free to let us know and we’ll do everything we can to work with your requests.
Our professional housecleaning services are designed to keep your home comfortable and clean. We customize services to accommodate your preferences so you never have to worry about paying for a service you don’t need or want.
To ensure we provide your home with the highest quality of care, we don’t typically:
• Clean toys
• Clean the inside of your fireplace
• Pick up clutter
• Clean your iron
• Do laundry
• Wash dishes
We want to make sure that all of your belongings are in the right place when we leave, which is why we leave these organizational tasks to you. However, we’re happy to clean the inside of your cabinets, stove, and refrigerator upon request
Payments are due on the day of your scheduled service. Most of our valued customers leave cash or a check on the kitchen counter, but we also accept credit card payments. If you do choose to write us a check, please make it payable to Skyline cleaning services.
No. Because we work on an 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. schedule, Monday to Friday, most of our
customers aren’t home when we arrive. In a majority of these cases, our housecleaning professionals are provided with a spare key or garage code.
To ensure maximum efficiency, we ask that you pick up any toys or clothing before we arrive. We also ask that you find a place for your pets so they’re comfortable while we clean. Following through with these requests will help both your family and our team ensure that all of your possessions are in a safe place
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