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Not me, my friend. That's money rolling off the roof. I'll stick it out to see if it dies down, but if it's a persistent sprinkling, I will reschedule and do something else. I'll wash a house rain or shine though.

and today the eve line is dripping...total wash out!

We TRY not to, here is why. That slow drip of chem off a roof when you finish will KILL plants. IF you do spray when there is a drizzle, it is best to completely rinse the roof, then rinse the ground.

By the way, a wet roof cleans up really nice, especially if you are using TSP !

It just takes the chem a little longer to work is all.

Do NOT splash and dash, or walk away from a roof you have just cleaned in a drizzle w/o rinsing.

 

 

Almost all homes here have gutters, and being a painter rain days are when I catch up on pressure washing and roof cleaning. I normally just add a little more sh.

As long as it is a light drizzle, and only if I am in the middle of it. I always ck the weather to ensure proper conditions, some times you just have no choice.

Tom is alot of your painting outside work? i would think that a rainy day would be a great painting day(inside of course). I never like to clean a roof in the rain wether it be lite or heavy. I just move them around to the next dry day and schedule some power washing on rainy days. 99% of people understand but there is always that 1% that dont and get mad becuase you made it rain( and it ain't money).