Salem, Oregon

Roof moss removal in Salem, priced instantly

Up to 3 prices from insured local companies, instantly. No calls from shops hunting you down: get your price, and if you like it, schedule it.

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Why Salem roofs grow moss

Long, wet winters and mild temperatures make the mid-Willamette Valley one of the best places in the country to grow moss, which is great for a forest floor and not for a roof. Homes in Sunnyslope, the South Salem hills and West Salem that sit under oaks and firs stay shaded, and shaded shingles stay damp.

Left alone, moss holds water against the roof, works its way between shingles and fills the gutters every time it rains. Having it removed is one of the simplest ways to look after a roof.

What’s included

How the price is set

A few quick questions about the size of the house, the number of stories and the roof pitch. Each local company prices it from its own rates, and you see up to three side by side, with their next openings.

Across Salem and Keizer

We price roofs across Salem and Keizer, from the older homes around Fairmount Hill and Candalaria to newer neighborhoods in the east and north. Composition shingle roofs are the most common here, and they’re the ones moss likes best. Pair moss removal with a gutter cleaning, and the crew can clear what comes off the roof in the same visit, so the first winter storm doesn’t wash it straight into your downspouts.

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Questions

How often should moss be removed?
Every year or two for most Salem roofs, more often for heavily shaded ones.
Can it be done in winter?
Crews prefer dry weather for safety, so spring through early fall is best.
Do I need to be home?
Usually not. The work is all outside.
What if my roof is very steep?
Steep or unusual roofs get a custom bid through our partners at Willamette Pros.

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