Its great to get the first one under your belt.  Looks like you are covering the roof great. Dont know what kind of soap you are using but whatever it is it works good. In looking at your avatar I don't see  you wearing a respirator or eye protection. It's not just about getting the roof clean, we also have to think about the safety aspect of what we are doing.  We cant make money in the hospital. Again, congradulations on your first paying job.

-- Edited by roofcleaninginnc on Wednesday 6th of October 2010 08:40:41 PM

-- Edited by roofcleaninginnc on Wednesday 6th of October 2010 08:42:18 PM

Looks good! Also looks as if you have done your homework on the safety as well. There were no pictures of you in the lift, but that would have made for good pictures..make sure to wear your 5 point safety harness!!

Good work!!

Just Wondering...
Was your SH 12%?
If so... you could mix 40gal.
water with it to be less toxic
to the plants and still do the job...
GBU

Roof Cleaning By A&E wrote:

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This was my first paying job. Went good ,no problems
This is what I mixed:
20 gl H2o
15  gl sh
2 cups soap

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 Looks real good keep up the work , what type of soap, and why such a strong mix? just curious

Roof Cleaning Western Washington 360-783-2576 wrote:

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great job! My first roof was on a home with shingles that color. At first I thought I did something wrong. there were coffee looking stains on it when I was done. I got a bit nervous and treated it again. then I went on the RCIA asked a few questions and well the conclusion was wait for it to rain. WOW! what a treat to sea the roof after it rained. Keep up the good work.

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 When the GCM turns brown, or coffee color, it is dead and will rinse off.