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Pressure Washing Pro : View PRESSURE WASHING PRO video demos and photo samples below... What you should know about cleaning your roof... Your house is most likely your biggest investment and your roof is one of the most expensive parts of your house. It is extremely important to have the utmost in confidence in your decision before hiring a qualified roof cleaning contractor. PRESSURE WASHING PRO only use chemicals approved by the ARMA* Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association and does not use pressure on your shingles. We also provide our customers with a technical bulletin directly from Asphaltroofing.org to prove that our procedures and chemicals are properly formulated for roof cleaning. Our chemicals provide enough cleaning power to remove all mold, mildew, and streaks...without pressure washing or heavy rinsing. We guarantee your roof will look brand new. Pressure washing is never recommended because it will remove a large amount of the ceramic coated granules from your shingles, which will void the warranty. Even low pressure will cause granule loss and shorten the life of your shingles. If you have ever cleaned out the inside of your gutters you will notice granules in them just from the rain taking them off. Think what any additional pressure would do to your roof. For instance, you see someone cleaning a roof with pressure and it appears they have done a good job just because the streaks and discoloration are gone, but guess what? So is a large amount of the protective ceramic coated granules which insure your shingle's warranty. Nobody wants to replace a prematurely failed roof due to an incompetent roof cleaning contractor, and you shouldn't have to. We offer a 3 year warranty against any streaks reappearing on your shingles. Always use a 'chemical only' cleaning process for your roof. Roof cleaning is a completely different trade from pressure washing requiring different pumps, plumbing, hoses, nozzles, valves, chemicals, caution, knowledge, experience, skill, and insurance. PWPRO has all of the necessary tools, and have learned from the best. Make sure you know what kind of chemicals are being applied on your property. Do not accept "it's biodegradable" for an answer. Even uranium is biodegradable over 50,000 years or so. Our chemicals do all of the work to remove streaks and discoloration from your roof and require no pressure or heavy rinsing. Because we do not have to rinse, your roof will stay cleaner longer than our competitors. Leaving the chemicals on the roof creates a roof treatment or a hostile environment for future algae growth. Each time it rains, a small amount of chemical is washed off to help re-clean your roof over and over again. Concerned about your plants, pets, and landscaping? We only spray the roof, not your plants. We always bag the ends of your downspouts and collect all the chemical run-off from the roof and dispose of them away from your landscaping. After the chemical biodegrades and evaporates from the roof, the dried crystals and surfactant act as a roof treatment and keep the roof cleaner longer as it rains. Everyone says they are the best. To be the best you must learn the from the best, and we have. Call Chris Tucker with Apple Roof Cleaning from Tampa, Florida if you have any questions about roof cleaning. 813-655-8777. Also visit his website. www.saferoofcleaning.com - In my opinion he is the best in the country. Call us today for a free estimate. (336) 362-7659 - www.pressurewashingpro.com. We serve residential and commercial clients in Greensboro, High Point and surrounding areas of Guilford County. Click each picture below to watch our short cleaning demos -

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View PRESSURE WASHING PRO video demos and photo samples below... What you should know about cleaning your roof... Your house is most likely your biggest investment and your roof is one of the most expensive parts of your house. It is extremely important to have the utmost in confidence in your decision before hiring a qualified roof clea ...

Updated: May 19, 2009 4:54pm PST

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