Roof Cleaning in Federal Way, WA

Federal Way homes and commercial buildings get low-pressure roof cleaning from our crews, who work out of Redmond. The first visit is the free estimate on site.

Call (425) 353-6368 for a free on-site estimate.

Moss and rooftops, per WSU and OSU

An OSU Extension page on moss calls moist, shady rooftops and shaded patios “ideal for moss growth”. WSU Extension’s demossing study manual lists “roofs, patios, sidewalks, and steps” among the places where moss often causes problems, if they get little use and stay wet for long stretches. In a WSU Extension article on rooftops, standard asphalt shingles make up “more than 70% of the roofs in Puget Sound”. Those are regional publications and are not about Federal Way.

Parks and the Community Center

Celebration Park, at 1095 S 324th Street, covers 83.5 acres per the City and has lighted baseball and soccer fields and trails that connect to the BPA Trails System. Lakota Park, at 31334 SW Dash Point Rd, covers 28.2 acres per the City, and Sacajawea Park, at 1401 S Dash Point Rd, covers 18 acres with a .80-mile trail. Saghalie Park, at 33914 19th Ave SW, covers 16.4 acres and lists sports fields and a .86-mile trail. Conna Park, at 1401 SW 325th Pl, covers 25.1 acres. The Federal Way Community Center is at 876 S 333rd St. King County Library System lists its Federal Way 320th library at 848 S 320th Street. The City names PowellsWood Garden among its tourism amenities, and the Mirror gives its address as 430 S Dash Point Road.

Roads and history

S 320th Street runs through Federal Way, and the Federal Way 320th library is on it. The City says “By the 1920s, Federal Highway 99 was complete, linking the community to the economic centers of Seattle and Tacoma”.

A Federal Way roof visit

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