Roof Cleaning in Clearwater, FL
For homes, with a written quote within 24 hours.
- Google rating
- 5.0 from 22 reviews
- Insurance
- Insured, with proof on request
- Ownership
- Locally owned in Tampa Bay
- Quotes
- In writing within 24 hours
How we handle roof cleaning in Clearwater
If your Clearwater roof has dark streaks running down from the ridge, that’s typically algae. We soft wash roofs with a cleaning solution at low pressure. Heavy, older staining can keep fading for a while after the treatment as rain rinses off what’s left.
What’s included
- Asphalt shingle roofs
- Barrel-tile and Spanish-tile roofs
- Flat concrete tile
- Low-pressure soft wash only
How we work
Every job starts with a walk-through so we agree on scope, and ends with a final walk-through and before-and-after photos. Read the full process on our roof cleaning page.
Other services in Clearwater: Soft washing · Driveway cleaning · Paver sealing · Pressure washing · Commercial pressure washing
Roof cleaning in other areas: St. Petersburg · St. Pete Beach · Tampa
Examples of our roof cleaning work
Before-and-after photos from FloState jobs. Tap a photo to enlarge it. Locations aren’t listed.
Get a free quote in Clearwater
Tell us about the property and what you want cleaned. We reply with a written quote within 24 hours.
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text
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Questions
How soon will I see results?
Most staining is gone the day of the cleaning. Heavy, older growth can keep fading over the following days or weeks as rain rinses it away.
Can roofs be pressure washed?
Not safely. High pressure can strip shingle granules and crack or dislodge tile. We clean roofs with a low-pressure soft wash only.
Why do some streaks fade after the cleaning instead of disappearing immediately?
The treatment kills the algae, but heavy, older growth can take some rain to rinse completely off the roof. Gradual fading over the following days or weeks is normal.
