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Helping conservatory owners diagnose common problems with existing installations
How to clean a conservatory roof
To clean your conservatory roof, try the following:
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Begin by washing off common things like moss or algae manually before getting the rest off with a pressure washer.
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Use a telescopic brush that can extend and bend to help with harder-to-reach areas.
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Use warm soapy water to wipe down wooden or uPVC frames.
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Once wooden frames have dried, treat them with oil for protection and to bring out the grain.
After a while, it’s only natural for moss and algae to build up on your conservatory’s roof, particularly during the winter months when the weather is damper – that's why you'll want to ensure you give your conservatory regular cleanings, so that it can last you for many years to come. It's also important to remember that to prolong your conservatory's life, don't use abrasive chemicals to wipe down wood or uPVC frames.
If you still have any additional questions or would like more information, speak to a member of our team today.
- Why is my conservatory mouldy, damp or have condensation?
- Why does my conservatory roof leak?
- Why is my conservatory cold?
- Why is my conservatory full of flies?
- Why does my conservatory smell?
- Slipped conservatory panels
- There's a leak near the finial point
- There's algae on my conservatory roof
- The double glazing in my conservatory has misted up / the sealed unit has blown
- How to keep my conservatory warm in the winter
- How to keep my conservatory cool in the summer
- Extending a conservatory
- How can I replace my conservatory roof?
- Can I convert my conservatory into an orangery or extension?