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Chris, Have you any thoughts on using air to blow the moss off of tile roofs and out of the joints between the tiles. We currently scrape the moss off of roofs. It works fine but I would like to do it faster and easier hence why I would like to try an air compressor. I don't know how much psi or cfm I would need. If air would work it would be so much faster and also a lot cleaner than pressure washing without damaging the surface.

Yes, it can be pretty wet at times over here. On the plus side we very rarely get extreme cold or hot weather. And algae sure does grow quickly.

Hi, I have been thinking about using compressed air to blow the moss off of roofs instead of the way we currently do it which is by scraping the moss out of the joints in the tiles and then treating the roof with biocide to kill the moss and lichen spores. Is it possible and if so what kind of psi would I need to do this?

Yes Chris, we are doing good except for the weather. It rains here too often. How are you doing? You may remember me from a few years back. Michael Hickey is my name and I live Cork in Ireland. I haven't been on the forum for quite a while. We do soft washing of walls, roofs etc. We also do roof, repairs, roof painting, gutters, fascia, soffit and window cleaning as well as power washing. We have recently got into industrial gutter repair and will also be doing flat roof repairs.

Hi Chris, You may remember me from a few years back. Michael Hickey is my name and I live Cork in Ireland. I haven't been on the forum for quite a while. We do soft washing of walls, roofs etc. We also do roof, repairs, roof painting, gutters, fascia, soffit and window cleaning as well as power washing. We have recently got into industrial gutter repair and will also be doing flat roof repairs.