Re: Moss on Spanish Tile Roofs
- From: Sheldon <PENMART01@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2007 16:02:53 -0700
"Bernard Isker" wrote:
No shade on my roof. I have no trees or other objects anywhere near the
roof. So it gets a full days worth of sun. And where I live it doesn't rain
much. We do get a lot of fog and mist almost every night though so this
probably allows whatever is growing up there to grow.
I'll have to look into the sulfer compounds.
Perhaps your sub roof/attic needs better ventilation. I think it
makes more sense to alter the environment so that the moss doesn't
grow in the first place than to find some way to battle with it on a
constant basis. There exist special clay tile vents, probably should
have been installed with the roof. Something to consider; if moss is
growing on top of your tiles then it's a sure bet the growth is
rampant underneath your tiles and your roof sheathing is already
rotted... I would check that out right away.
.
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