PABCO & Tapered Teeth
We often are asked the question, “Why do PABCO® shingles
have tapered teeth, instead of flared like most other asphalt shingles?” We
love getting these types of questions that have fun stories be...
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Extensive Restoration | Western Roofing Magazine
New Life, New Roof for Old Mental Hospital in Sedro-Woolley, Washingtonby Marcus Dodson, editor & publisher
Located an hour and a half north of Seattle, the Northern State Hospital complex fun...
PABCO Roofing Participates in This Year’s She Builds Reroofing Event | Roofers Coffee Shop
March 29, 2022 at 3:00 p.m.By Evelyn Witterholt, RCS Reporter.
Join National Women in Roofing and Rebuilding Together as they replace a Tacoma Homeowner's roof at no cost to her.Each year, the She...
Connelly's Roofing | Contractor Spotlight
PABCO® Roofing Products is proud to introduce you to another Preferred Contractor,Connelly’s Roofing, for our December 2014 Contractor in the Spotlight. Connelly’s Roofing is a successful small bus...
How do I remove moss from my roof?
PABCO® recommends cleaning moss from your roof by killing the moss with an application of a 50:50 mix of liquid chlorine bleach and water.
This is sprayed onto the surface of the moss with a low-pressure sprayer, like a garden weed sprayer. Allow the solution to dwell on the surface (15 to 20 minutes) and then rinse thoroughly with low-pressure water. Extended dwell times may be necessary to kill the moss, however avoid letting the solution dry completely as this may prevent complete rinsing. After the moss is dead, it will weather off.
Do not use abrasive cleaning methods such as pressure washing or the use of a brush or broom.
See the PABCO® Technical Bulletin on Recommended Maintenance Practices for additional details and related information.
How do I remove black stains from my roof?
The black stain that grows and spreads on a roof is typically algae. PABCO® recommends cleaning algae from your roof by killing it with an application of a 50:50 mix of liquid chlorine bleach and water.
This is sprayed onto the surface of the algae with a low-pressure sprayer, like a garden weed sprayer. Allow the solution to dwell on the surface (15 to 20 minutes) and then rinse thoroughly with low-pressure water.
Do not use abrasive cleaning methods such as pressure washing or the use of a brush or broom.
See the PABCO® Technical Bulletin on Recommended Maintenance Practices for additional details and related information.
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