The Roof Wizard recently was hired to softwash this multi million dollar home, in Avalon NJ. The homeowner is putting the house up for sale in a few weeks and building another one across the street, about 100' closer to the bay. They had the roof pressure washed 18 months ago and were not happy with longevity or the amount of concrete residue runoff. The owner had to drain their pool after the last cleaning, due to the amount of concrete chunks and red pigment that had run off into it. The Roof Wizard crew was able to minimize and divert the runoff, with our softwash process, which consumes about 1/3 the water of pressure cleaning. We fought the on and off downpours of rain, and the constant 15-25 MPH winds, which is pretty typical on the Jersey Shore. As you can see in the pics, the roof was extremely infested, for just being washed 18 months earlier and the results were a dramatic change.
What awesome results! The Roof Wizard and SoftWash Systems make a great team for exterior cleaning. I can only imagine how satisfied your customer must be!
AC Lockyer said
Jul 16, 2015
That is a beautiful home John. Great job.
AC
John Aloisio said
Jul 16, 2015
Thanks guys!
Slava Borisevich said
Jul 16, 2015
Great job John.
John Aloisio said
Jul 17, 2015
Thanks Slava.
Troy Layman said
Jul 17, 2015
As always, a beautiful job John! And I bet in another 18 months the roof will still be spotless! Another great testimony to why a professional Soft Washing is the safest, best and longest lasting way to go for roof cleaning!
Mario Ciottariello said
Jul 17, 2015
Looks awesome what a transformation.
John Aloisio said
Jul 18, 2015
Thanks Troy and Cuz.
Fred Winter said
Jul 18, 2015
Still sponging up knowledge here,
I wonder what your process was for getting your solusions on the roof?
Ladder work, lift etc? And how did you deal with runoff that may have gotten on the windows?
I'm looking at pic # 3. Awesome job!!
Thanks!
John Aloisio said
Jul 18, 2015
Fred,
we use some ladders and what you can't see is the 10' x 60' flat roof in the middle of the house. We only needed 10' stepladder fron the second floor deck to get on it. We used that to spray down and then SWS waterfed pole guns to hit the lips of the tiles. We rinsed the whole house with DI water during and after the cleaning.
Fred Winter said
Jul 19, 2015
Thanks John!
I hope to be doing some of these high end jobs in the near future.
Will be getting some good training and questions answered in Portland next month at the Revolution Camp.
John Aloisio said
Jul 20, 2015
No problem FRed any question, anytime.
Chad Haugen said
Jul 20, 2015
Looks amazing John, it was that dark and infested after only 18 months. shows that pressure washing really does not solve the problem. Gotta softwash it! great work!!
The Roof Wizard recently was hired to softwash this multi million dollar home, in Avalon NJ. The homeowner is putting the house up for sale in a few weeks and building another one across the street, about 100' closer to the bay. They had the roof pressure washed 18 months ago and were not happy with longevity or the amount of concrete residue runoff. The owner had to drain their pool after the last cleaning, due to the amount of concrete chunks and red pigment that had run off into it. The Roof Wizard crew was able to minimize and divert the runoff, with our softwash process, which consumes about 1/3 the water of pressure cleaning. We fought the on and off downpours of rain, and the constant 15-25 MPH winds, which is pretty typical on the Jersey Shore. As you can see in the pics, the roof was extremely infested, for just being washed 18 months earlier and the results were a dramatic change.
What awesome results! The Roof Wizard and SoftWash Systems make a great team for exterior cleaning. I can only imagine how satisfied your customer must be!
AC
Thanks guys!
Thanks Slava.
Thanks Troy and Cuz.
Still sponging up knowledge here,
I wonder what your process was for getting your solusions on the roof?
Ladder work, lift etc? And how did you deal with runoff that may have gotten on the windows?
I'm looking at pic # 3. Awesome job!!
Thanks!
Fred,
we use some ladders and what you can't see is the 10' x 60' flat roof in the middle of the house. We only needed 10' stepladder fron the second floor deck to get on it. We used that to spray down and then SWS waterfed pole guns to hit the lips of the tiles. We rinsed the whole house with DI water during and after the cleaning.
I hope to be doing some of these high end jobs in the near future.
Will be getting some good training and questions answered in Portland next month at the Revolution Camp.
No problem FRed any question, anytime.
Thanks Chad.