Conservatory roofs trap moss, algae and grime — and walking on them is dangerous. Here's how the pros clean them safely from the ground.
A conservatory roof gradually collects moss, algae, lichen and general grime that blocks light and makes the whole structure look tired. The safest and most effective way to clean it is with a pure water fed-pole system operated from the ground — never by climbing onto the roof itself.
Why You Should Never Walk on a Conservatory Roof
Conservatory roofs — whether glass or polycarbonate — are not designed to bear a person's weight. Walking on them risks serious injury and expensive damage. This is one job where the right equipment matters far more than DIY effort.
How the Professionals Do It
- Soft brushes on reach poles remove moss and surface grime
- Pure water rinses panels streak-free without harsh chemicals
- Gutters and box gutters around the conservatory are cleared
- Frames, ridges and finials are cleaned along with the glazing
How Often Should It Be Done?
Most conservatories benefit from a thorough roof clean once or twice a year, depending on shade and surrounding trees. Regular cleaning keeps your conservatory bright, prevents algae taking hold and protects the seals and glazing. We clean conservatory roofs safely across North London — request a free quote today.