We clear heavy moss by hand, then a state-licensed soft-wash treatment kills the rest at the root, following the process shingle manufacturers (ARMA) recommend.
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The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA) warns that moss can cause shingle edges to “lift or curl” and, in severe cases, contribute to roof-deck moisture damage and leaks.
Oregon State University Extension similarly warns that moss can “lift shingles and allow water to penetrate and damage underlying layers.”
We inspect the roof and map where the growth is heaviest. Before anything is applied, we pre-wet and cover the landscaping below.
Remove the loose moss debris by hand, and clear anything that got in the gutters. No harsh scrubbing, no pressure washing, no damage.
A low-pressure soft-wash application — applied by an ODA-licensed commercial pesticide applicator — kills moss, lichen, and algae at the root.
The moss dies within days, and over the following months, normal rainfall carries the dead growth off your roof. No scraping, no shingle damage.
We’re London and Jackie — a husband-and-wife team, licensed, insured, and local.
London spent more than a decade cleaning exteriors across the Rogue Valley before starting Pacific to do one thing exceptionally well: remove roof moss without the pressure-washing damage that wrecks shingles.
London
Owner
Over a decade on Rogue Valley roofs; quotes your job and does the treatment himself.
Jackie
Admin
Your first point of contact; answers the phone and books your job.
Most setups aren’t built for this. Ours is.
Moss returns, we re-treat free.
It strips the granules that protect your shingles
Overspray controlled, contact neutralized and rinsed.
Oregon Department of Agriculture licensed applicator
Heavily wooded area leading to thick moss.
Same roof, 90 days after soft-wash treatment in Ashland. Winter rain carried the dead moss off on its own.
Steep shingles near a tree that fed moss.
This was 6 months after the original treatment.
We treat roofs throughout Jackson and Josephine County, including Medford, Ashland, Central Point, Jacksonville, Talent, Phoenix, Eagle Point, White City, Gold Hill, Rogue River, Shady Cove, and Grants Pass.
Not sure if you’re in our area? Call and ask — we’ll tell you straight.
No. We apply at low pressure, which is what asphalt shingle manufacturers recommend. Pressure washing and scrubbing are what strip granules and shorten roof life.
The moss dies within days and turns brown. Rainfall carries it off over the following two to four months. If you’re expecting a roof that looks new the afternoon we leave, we’re not the right fit — nobody can do that without damaging your shingles.
We control overspray, wet down nearby plants before we start, and neutralize and rinse anything that gets contact. Keep pets indoors during the visit and for a few hours after.
No, as long as we have access to the roof and an outdoor water spigot.
Most Rogue Valley roofs need treatment every three to five years, depending on shade and tree cover. North-facing slopes come back faster.
Every roof is different — pitch, square footage, how much growth. Quotes are free and we’ll give you several options.
Tell us about your roof and we’ll get back to you same day.
