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These are a few pics of a tile roof cleaning that we recently did in Orlando. It was extremely dirty and slick, but the homeowner was thrilled with the results and now wants a quote for the concrete cleaning.

Thanks Carlos. I'm sure the UAMCC will do great things for our industry and I look forward to offering whatever support I can as a member. Congratulations to Rick Posha on winning the free one year membership!

We cleaned the tile roof on this nice home in the Dr. Phillips area of Orlando late this morning. Thanks to Mark from Jet Stream for lending a hand as ground man.

All Seasons Exteriors Professional Non-Pressure Roof Cleaning That's how All Seasons Exteriors, Inc. rolls in Orlando too, Schwartsky!

Hi there Roxette, We do work in Davenport also and I would be glad to help you out. Give me a call if you want. Ken doesn't know enough about the FL market to speak intelligently on the topic. Regards, Don Florida Professional Roof Cleaning - Central Florida Roof Cleaners - Orlando...

Hi Chris, They're very pliable and won't leak when tightened. Most people reach up and give them a little adjustment as needed. I've been using them for a while now, so I just use telekinesis.

Roof cleaning wand info. to build your own pvc wand. http://www.orlandoroofcleaners.com/wand.html

Thanks Barry. Your website looks nice also. Looks like you put a lot of time and thought into it.

www.orlandoroofcleaners.com Thanks Mark. We also pointed www.orlandoroofcleaners.com to the same site. Time to make it pay for itself!

Thanks....A lot of times you can buy them, but make sure you can't find something similiar first. It doesn't have to be a company name, but just something relevant...Or vice-versa.

Our new website is up and running. It still needs quite a bit of text tweaking, but overall, I'm happy with it (for now). www.floridaroofcleaners.com

If you get it from a pool supply, make sure they are selling you sodium hypochlorite and not calcium hypochlorite. They don't work the same when cleaning roofs.

Although not quite as quick, sodium hydroxide will damage landscapes also. It will also streak paint.

The M-5 works great on pool cages, just close the nozzle for close range (unless it's a very tall frame) and go for it. Let it dwell for a few minutes then open up the nozzle and blow the dead algae off the beams. Look for any pre-existing problems with screens/spline beforehand. I'm sure...

The makers of the x-jet at Xterior say it will work at 100'. A lot of us are using 50' daily.

That particular wand is used for walkable roofs. All that has to be done is the addition of another 90* elbow, then it becomes adjustable for whatever application you want.

PVC Wand These are easy to make. Take a look, and if you have questions....Ask away!

When I first started, we used 35/65 chlorine/water and it worked pretty good. There were areas that would have to be re-treated, but that still happens some times. I use the 50/50 because it puts me right in the middle for adjusting for tile or shingle and it keeps a good strong mix in the...

1:1 works fine for us, provided the chlorine is fresh.

We pay $1.10/gal if we buy 50 gal or more and we get it for .90/gal if we buy 1,000 gal or more for the larger commercial jobs. With gas prices being high and somewhat unstable, the SH prices fluctuate at times too.