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1. Start by inspecting the roof for any broken or loose tiles and replace or repair them as necessary. 2. Use a high-pressure garden hose to spray off any debris, dirt, moss, or mildew from the tiles. 3. Mix a solution of water and detergent and apply it to the tiles using a soft-bristled brush. AllRead more
1. Start by inspecting the roof for any broken or loose tiles and replace or repair them as necessary.
See less2. Use a high-pressure garden hose to spray off any debris, dirt, moss, or mildew from the tiles.
3. Mix a solution of water and detergent and apply it to the tiles using a soft-bristled brush. Allow the solution to sit on the tiles for several minutes before rinsing it off.
4. For stubborn stains and mildew, you can use a more commercial cleaner containing chlorine bleach.
5. Use a soft brush to scrub the area and let the cleaner sit for a few minutes before rinsing it off.
6. Once you have a clean surface, use a sealant or waterproofing product to protect your roof from future damage.