Roof Tile Algae Infestation

When your roof tile was new it came with a factory clear coat sealer that sealed the porous surface of the roof tile. This clear coat sealer was designed with an algae inhibitor. The main purpose of the sealer was to prevent airborne particles and algae to penetrate into the surface of the tile. This sealer allowed your roof tile to look new for about 10 years after being installed. However, over time this clear coat sealer dried out and allowed your roof tile to collect airborne particles causing an algae and soot infestation to mask the true beauty of your roof tiles.

As a San Diego County homeowner you will notice that due to our regional location next to the Pacific Coast our weather and climate mixed with foreign airborne particles has a big contribution to the organic growth that will affect the appearance of your tile roof. Once your roof tile is about 10 years old you will notice an unsightly black film forming upon your roof. What begins as a few darkened spots spreads into grotesque black and green algae layer masking the true beauty of your home and curb appeal.

Most homeowners are under the misconception that in order to remove unpleasant algae and discoloration they have to go through the expensive procedure of having to replace their roof tile. Or go through the disappointing results of just having their roof tile power washed only to have the tiles look faded and discolored, even worse the frustration of having the algae infestation return all within 2 years or less! The good news is that through our unique and affordable roof tile cleaning and sealing process we can return your roof tile to its original condition restoring its vibrant color and luster all without the use of harsh chemicals and corrosive cleaning products that affect the environment. Upon completion of our restoration process we guarantee your roof tile will look like new and be algae free for seven years.