Glass cleaners promise the world, but can they really clean the glass? In this post, we look at how to best use these cleaners, when you need to.

You might be asking; a window cleaning company talking about Windex?  While few would expect professional results from a two dollar bottle of cleaning solution, everybody has some of it around the house, and everyone uses it from time to time. So we at Squeegee Pro thought we would give everyone some tips for how to best use it if you are going to.

 Photo by: Adney Mabbott

A dirty roof is actually full of more than just dirt. Most dirty roofs are covered in various molds, algae, fungus, and lichen. If your roof was simply covered in dust, it would be very easy to clean, but due to the presence of the algae, mold and so forth cleaning a roof becomes much more involved. In this article we discuss some of the most common of these creatures.

photo by: Dave Bleasdale

There are a multitude of methods for killing moss and retarding its growth. Unfortunately there are side effects to all methods. Roofs can be slippery and dangerous work surfaces.  Additionally, many of the chemicals can burn you, as well as kill your plants and yard. Several of these chemicals are dangerous to wildlife and bad for the environment. Listed here are some of the more common and effective options for chemical control of roof moss.  A few options have been omitted due to health and safety concerns or because they are generally ineffective.