Roof Cleaning in Issaquah, WA

Our crews clean Issaquah roofs, residential and commercial, at low pressure. They work from the Redmond office, and estimates are free and given on site.

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

What WSU’s demossing manual says about houses

In WSU Extension’s demossing study manual, houses are among the structures where moss may become a problem in the Pacific Northwest’s cool, moist climate. It covers the region and is not about Issaquah.

Roofs in fire-prevention advice

The City of Issaquah’s fire page says to “Prune trees and shrubs so they don’t overhang your roof”. A page from Eastside Fire & Rescue on its wildfire plan says “Clean gutters and roofs of debris”. Both are advice from the City and the fire district, and neither names a business.

Two landmark roofs, as the records describe them

The 1990 form for the Issaquah Depot on the National Register says “The roof of the depot is covered with wood shingles”. A 2018 King County landmark registration form prepared for the City describes the Gilman Town Hall roof as covered in composition shingles. Both are descriptions from those years, and the roofs today may differ.

Talus, Montreux and Newport

The City describes Talus as a 630-acre master-planned community on Cougar Mountain, with Harvey Manning Park as its hub for community activities. Montreux, per the City, is a 260-acre master planned community on the northern slopes of Cougar Mountain, close to the Cougar Mountain Zoological Park. The City places the Newport neighborhood “to the west of SR 900 and south off I-90”. Gibson Park is at 105 Newport Way Southwest, and the City lists a Skate Park at 1645 Newport Way.

A roof visit

Issaquah roof cleaning, answered