I haven't seen this topic addressed, so I thought I'd share. Reading the Tarping/Rinsing poll jogged my memory.
A light summer shower can be a booger I have found. Not a good rinsing rain, but a light shower that just barely wets a freshly sprayed roof and causes fresh SH mixture to drive off the eaves. If this happens in your area, its a good idea to head back to that job site and re-rinse the plants, IMHO.
After a day of sitting in the sun, this isn't a concern as the SH is considerably weaker. I'm speaking of a same day event, like an AM roof wash, and a early afternoon light shower.
Here in N. FL, we get those little showers all the time from May-September.
Any thoughts?
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Good Idea. I think I read in one of Chris's postings (From Apple Roof Cleaning), that he has a contract that states the home owner agrees to rinse their roof for several days following a roof cleaning job. This may help cover your need to go back. But personally, I would probably go back regardless of this contract just to cover my butt.
-- Edited by Markus on Wednesday 2nd of June 2010 09:30:10 PM
All the plants were fine the day of and the next day, come day 3 half had burnt leaves, the only thing I could think of was the 5 minute rain shower.
The homeowner wasn't too mad as the plants still were obviously alive, just brown in spots.
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Let the customer make the call. Tell them that you leave the chems on the roof to act as a deterrent. If they want you to rinse it off that will void their warranty and cost extra.
Good Idea. I think I read in one of Chris's postings (From Apple Roof Cleaning), that he has a contract that states the home owner agrees to rinse their roof for several days following a roof cleaning job. This may help cover your need to go back. But personally, I would probably go back regardless of this contract just to cover my butt.
-- Edited by Markus on Wednesday 2nd of June 2010 09:30:10 PM
Does anyone have a problem with the mixture killing plants around the down spot? What is the best way to avoid this?
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Good Idea. I think I read in one of Chris's postings (From Apple Roof Cleaning), that he has a contract that states the home owner agrees to rinse their roof for several days following a roof cleaning job. This may help cover your need to go back. But personally, I would probably go back regardless of this contract just to cover my butt.
-- Edited by Markus on Wednesday 2nd of June 2010 09:30:10 PM
Does anyone have a problem with the mixture killing plants around the down spot? What is the best way to avoid this?
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