Where the river meets the harbour, the damp gets at the whole house rather than the roof alone. Treating the outside as one job — tiles, gutters and walls together — is what actually brings a place like this back.
Choose as many as you want. On one visit they are quoted and finished as a single job.
Nothing clever behind it. You simply stop paying three times over for the same half hour.
Arriving, unloading, sheeting down and running out hose happens before any actual work does. Spread across three bookings, that same half hour is charged three times.
One arrival, one set-up, and then straight through the three jobs in order. Everything after the first half hour is spent on the house rather than on getting ready for it.
Two or three jobs on one visit usually comes in below the same list booked one at a time. Most houses are finished in the one visit.
Top of the house downwards, so nothing lands on finished work.
We begin at the ridge and work down the tiles. Everything loosened up there has to fall somewhere, and it falls into the gutters, so they are dealt with after, never before.
Gutters and downpipes emptied of what the roof has just shed, then run through to check the water actually goes where it is meant to. Near the harbour that is worth confirming rather than assuming.
Render and boundary walls last of all, softwashed from ground level with nothing left overhead to drop onto them. By the time we pull away the whole outside of the house has been dealt with in one go.
Both free, and both likely to save you money.
Close to water the answer is more often than most people assume, and it changes again with what overhangs them. The guide sets out what is realistic in an Irish climate.
The Render Check runs through what to look for from the ground in about a minute, so you can decide about the walls before you ask anyone for a price.
Mostly practical ones about the day itself.
They would, if we walked away and left it. Everything taken off a roof ends up in the gutter line, so clearing them is part of finishing the job properly. If a downpipe is already blocked before we arrive, you hear about it up front.
Dirt, algae film and bird mess all sit between the light and the cell, so clean glass gives a panel the best chance of doing what it was installed to do. It is inexpensive to add while we are already up there, which is why most people do.
Yes, and it is the sensible way round to do it. Render and roof carry the same growth, and doing both while we are set up costs a good deal less than two separate visits. The walls are softwashed from the ground.
Send two photographs from the ground and tell us where you are. We work out area, pitch and how far the growth has gone from those, and you get a proper number rather than a range.
The main roof cleaning page goes through the method, the products, and how we decide between clearing and treating.
Name everything you are considering, even the parts you are unsure about, and we will price the whole visit.
Phone: 089-949-1525
WhatsApp: Send a couple of photos
Email: info@eireshine.ie
Nearby: Wexford Town · Curracloe · Ballymurn
Mention it with the photos. A combined visit comes to a good deal less than the same list booked separately, and most houses are done inside the one visit.
Name everything you are considering, including the maybes.
