
Black streaks gone. Shingles untouched.
Gloeocapsa magma is eating your roof from the top down. We remove it with a manufacturer-approved no-pressure wash that kills the algae at the root.
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The dark staining running down Houston roofs is Gloeocapsa magma — an algae that feeds on the limestone filler in asphalt shingles and holds moisture against them. Pressure washing a roof strips granules and voids warranties. We use the no-pressure soft wash method aligned with roofing-manufacturer guidance: a treatment is applied, the organism dies, and the staining rinses away with the next rains and a controlled low-volume rinse.




We assess pitch, material, condition, and drainage, then quote a fixed price — free.
Landscaping saturated, downspouts diverted, gutters and beds shielded.
Manufacturer-aligned solution applied at zero pressure across the full roof plane.
The algae, moss, and lichen die at the root — not just surface-bleached.
Controlled low-volume rinse, then gutters flushed clean of runoff.
We review the result with you and send before-and-after photos the same day.
I treat every Houston home like it's my own — and you'll be talking to my crew directly, never a call center.
Drop your name and number for a free, no-obligation quote. Our team personally responds within the hour.
Offer ends August 31
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Alan & the A&T's crew
Owner-operated · Houston, TX
Not with our method. We never put pressure on a roof — the treatment does the work, which is exactly what asphalt-shingle manufacturers recommend.
No. Pressure washing can. Our no-pressure soft wash follows the approach the roofing industry endorses for algae removal.
Most streaking lifts during the wash. Heavier lichen can continue to fade over a few weeks as dead growth weathers off.
Every 2–3 years for most homes. Heavily shaded roofs under oaks or pines regrow faster.