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Thick moss on the roof holds damp against your tiles and ends up blocking the gutters. We remove it carefully by hand, clean the roof with a method chosen for your tile type and can treat it to slow regrowth.
Moss may look soft and harmless, yet on a roof it soaks up water like a sponge. It holds water against the tiles, lifts their edges as it thickens and sheds clumps that slide into the gutters and block the outlets. Our roof cleaning in Walton-on-Thames service tackles the problem at its source, starting with thorough moss removal and finishing with a clean, tidy roof and clear gutters.
Most of the moss is taken off by hand using specialist tile scrapers made to measure, which lets us work between and beneath the tile edges without forcing them. Once the bulk is gone, we choose the cleaning method to suit your roof. Robust concrete tiles may be finished with a low-pressure wash, while older clay tiles and slate usually respond better to roof steam cleaning, which uses heat rather than force to lift algae and lichen. If you would like it, we can finish with a biocide that holds back new moss, algae and lichen for longer. Because moss always finds its way downhill, we clear the gutters afterwards as part of the job.

Walton is one of the mossiest places we work, and its location explains why. The town stretches along a wide reach of the Thames, with the Desborough Cut and the large reservoirs just to the east, so the air is often damp and slow to clear. Roof slopes that face north or sit in the shadow of neighbouring houses rarely dry fully between autumn and spring, giving moss months of ideal growing conditions.
The surrounding trees add to it. In Ashley Park and Burwood Park, mature oaks and pines overhang roofs and drop needles and leaf litter into the valleys, where moss takes hold quickly. On the 1930s and post-war semis found across much of KT12, the concrete interlocking tiles have a rough surface that moss grips easily, and many of those roofs have now been left for decades. It is common to see a thick green layer on the rear slope while the sunny front looks almost clean.
Older properties near the High Street, Mount Felix and St Mary’s Church often have clay tiles or natural slate, which need a gentler hand. That is why we judge each Walton roof individually and select scraping, steam or low-pressure washing according to the tile and its condition. We clean roofs throughout the KT12 postcode district, from the riverside roads to the Hersham and Oatlands borders.
Every roof is assessed first, because the safest method for one tile can be the wrong choice for another.
We check the tile type, age and condition, look for slipped or cracked tiles and agree which slopes need attention and which cleaning method will suit them best.
Specialist scrapers shaped to your tile profile remove the thick moss by hand, working down the roof so debris is collected rather than scattered around the garden.
Depending on the tiles, we finish with a low-pressure wash or a roof steam clean to lift remaining algae, lichen and staining without stripping or forcing the surface.
Where you have asked for it, a biocide goes on to hold back new growth. Gutters and downpipes are then emptied of moss and the ground around the house is tidied.
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A small amount of moss is normal, but these signs suggest the roof needs attention before it starts causing problems:
Dealing with moss early is gentler on the tiles and makes the clean quicker. The longer it is left, the deeper its roots work into the tile surface and the more debris ends up in your gutters every time it rains.
Roofs vary enormously, so we quote each one individually after seeing photos or the roof itself. Pricing reflects:
Send us photos of each roof slope for a free, no-obligation quote, and mention any slipped or broken tiles you have noticed.
The rear slopes of many Walton homes face north or sit in the shade of trees and neighbouring houses, so they stay damp for longer. Moss thrives there, while sunny slopes dry quickly. We often only need to clean one or two slopes, which keeps the job simpler.
Not when it is done carefully. We remove moss by hand with tile scrapers made to fit the profile, and only use low-pressure washing or steam afterwards. We avoid high-pressure blasting, which can erode concrete tiles and push water beneath them.
Steam cleaning uses heated water at low pressure to soften and lift algae, lichen and residue. It is especially useful on clay tiles and slate found on older Walton properties, where we want to clean thoroughly while keeping the surface intact.
That depends on shade, trees and the damp river air. Without treatment, moss can begin to re-establish within a few years. An optional biocide applied after cleaning slows regrowth of moss, algae and lichen, so the roof stays cleaner for longer.
Yes. Moss and debris inevitably find their way into the gutters during a roof clean, so we clear them afterwards and check the downpipes are flowing. It is part of the job, so you are not left with blocked gutters at the end.
Yes. Larger roofs with several slopes, dormers and valleys are well within what we do. We assess access and tile type first, then plan the work slope by slope. Valleys under big trees often need the most attention because needles and leaves collect there.
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Moss is a common sight on roofs all along the Thames, and we clean them in the communities surrounding Walton as well. Select a nearby town for more information.
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