Roof Spraying NorwichUK Spray Factory

Norwich is an inland city with a lot of tree cover, and that shows up on the roofs. The tree-lined streets around the Golden Triangle drop leaf litter into valleys and gutters, and the shade means pitches dry slowly through winter. On Victorian and Edwardian terraces the moss tends to gather along the ridge and in the valleys between properties, so a clean is the first thing that needs doing before anyone talks about colour.

The bigger jobs come from the suburbs. Sprowston, Hellesdon and Eaton are full of 1930s and post-war semis with wide concrete-tiled roofs, and concrete goes green faster than clay because the surface is more porous. Once the moss is off and the biocide has done its work, a coating brings the roof back to an even colour across both pitches instead of the patchy look you get from cleaning alone.

Plenty of Norwich owners book this before going on the market, since a roof is the first thing a buyer looks at from the street and it does more for kerb appeal than almost anything else at the price. Conservation areas need a bit more thought on colour, and we will talk that through at survey. Coating is not a repair, so anything cracked or slipped is dealt with first.