Roof surfaces
Removing loose debris, leaves, needles and growth where the roof material’s condition and the selected method allow it.


Leaves, needles and other debris can collect on a roof and obstruct drainage. Build-up in gutters and downpipes can cause blockages, overflow and water running down the façade.
We clean roof surfaces and clear gutters, outlets and downpipes. Before work starts, we assess the roof’s condition and access to the areas that need cleaning. The method is chosen to suit the covering and the building.
Describe the building and where you see dirt, moss or drainage problems. We can then discuss the scope and prepare an individual quote.
All servicesRemoving loose debris, leaves, needles and growth where the roof material’s condition and the selected method allow it.
Clearing accumulated debris from gutters and connections to downpipes so rainwater can drain away.
Clearing accessible blockages and checking drainage. Suspected damage or obstructions further down require a separate assessment.
Worn waterproofing, loose tiles and leaking joints need attention before cleaning starts. We assess the conditions and discuss whether any part needs repair first. Cleaning does not replace repairs to a damaged roof or broken gutter.
This depends on factors such as nearby trees and the amount of leaves and needles that collect. Standing or overflowing water is a reason to check drainage. Describe the conditions and we can discuss a suitable approach.
No. The method must suit the covering, its condition and the building. We choose the approach after assessing the roof.
A blockage can obstruct drainage, but leaks can also come from damage to the covering, gutters or connections. If we see signs of damage, we discuss further inspection or repair with you.
Based in Norrtälje, we serve Roslagen, the Stockholm area, Uppsala, Västerås and Strängnäs. Send the property address and describe the help you need so we can discuss the next step.
See the places we serveDescribe the building and the help you need. We will discuss the scope, access and quote.