Gutter Cleaning

At Balo Jetwash, one of the most common questions we get from customers before a roof clean is: “What happens to all the moss, dirt, and water used during cleaning?” It’s a fair concern—no one wants to swap a mossy roof for a blocked gutter!

During a typical roof cleaning service, we remove a significant amount of moss, algae, and accumulated grime. While some of this debris naturally washes away through rainfall or flows into your gutter system, a good portion of it can remain lodged in the guttering. Left unattended, this build-up can cause blockages, poor water flow, and even damage to your property’s fascia and foundations.

That’s why, at Balo Jetwash, we always take an extra step after every roof clean. We use our professional-grade gutter vacuum system to clean out the guttering thoroughly. This equipment allows us to safely and effectively clear gutters from ground level—even on buildings up to four storeys high. It ensures that your drainage system remains free-flowing and that your property is protected from potential water damage.

Which is better

When it comes to keeping your roof clean and protecting your home from long-term damage, homeowners are often faced with a common dilemma: Should you choose roof pressure washing or roof scraping?

At BALOJETWASH, we specialise in professional roof pressure washing, and in this article, we’ll walk you through the key differences between the two methods, so you can make the best choice for your property.

🧼 What Is Roof Pressure Washing?

Roof pressure washing is a professional cleaning method that uses high-pressure water jets to remove moss, algae, lichen, dirt, and other build-ups from your roof. It’s a fast, powerful, and highly effective way to give your roof a second life.

We use industrial-grade pressure washers combined with specialist roof-safe cleaning detergents (fully licensed and eco-compliant), designed to deep-clean the surface while protecting your tiles and prolonging the life of your roof.