Monday, June 19, 2006

Roof Stain History

1978 - today
An Inorganic fiberglass mat is coated with asphalt that is then covered with a protective layer of U.V. resistant, colored ceramic granules. Limestone is used as a void filler between individual mats and also provides resistance to fire and weather.


Unfortunately, limestone is a favorite food for "cyano bacteria gloeocapsa".
Prior to 1978, cyano bacteria would starve to death when it landed on your roof - now it thrives on your roof.
As the algae grows, it holds moisture allowing the growth to accelerate.


Replacing your roof is the fastest way to elimate the algae, but its also the most expensive!
Roof Cleaning has become a necessity in many parts of the country,
and saves thousands of dollars, and wasted landfill space"



The Full Article can be found at Roof Stain History

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