Ray's Rooftop Moss Removal

About Ray's Rooftop Moss Removal

Post Falls occupies the wetter, greener edge of Idaho, close enough to the Spokane River and the state line that roofs here grow the same moss that gives Ray's Rooftop Moss Removal its name, and those same shaded, moisture-holding roof lines are exactly the ones that carry the heaviest snow load after a Panhandle storm. Ray's works those rooflines each winter, clearing snow before its weight settles into the same low spots where moss usually collects, since a roof that holds moisture in summer tends to hold snow and ice the same way in January. Getting the load off an older shake or shingle roof means working carefully along the ridgelines and valleys where snow drifts thickest, the same spots that need attention again once a thaw starts and refreezes into ice overnight. Homes tucked under fir and cedar cover near the river hold onto their snow longer than roofs out in the open, shaded through the shortest days of the year. It's a roof-by-roof job, reading each one for where the weight is actually sitting rather than clearing it top to bottom the same way every time.