Roof Moss Video
I was the first person in the world to identify that copper prevents the oxidation of asphalt molecules on asphalt shingles. See how easy it is to install this copper in a new-roof installation? CLICK the photo to order the copper strips.
"Roof moss can be stopped. Copper strips at the top of your roof will STOP moss growth forever. It's easy to install."
How to Stop Roof Moss
Are your shingles covered with moss? The shingles on this garage roof section are covered with green moss growing everywhere. Roof moss can cause the shingles to fail prematurely, besides looking gross.
What's the Best Way to Stop Roof Moss?
Roof moss can be stopped. Copper strips at the top of your roof will STOP moss growth forever. It's easy to install. Look at the photo just below how to do it.
How Does Copper Stop Roof Moss?
Copper is a natural biocide. It is a natural poison. Copper is used on the hull of sailing ships to stop barnacle growth that slows ships.
Will Copper Make my Roof Last Longer?
Yes. Copper will extend the life of your asphalt shingles. Copper washes onto your shingles and prevents the asphalt from oxidizing.
Read Tim Carter's Roofing Ripoff book where he explains how copper saves shingles.
Here's my Roofing Ripoff book. It's an easy one-hour read. You'll save $5,000 reading it. GUARANTEED.
But the roof just ten feet away is clear of any moss or algae! Why are these shingles clean and the others are not? Not because they have been cleaned by Tim. Mother Nature did it. For free!
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Above the clean section of the roof, there is a copper cupola. It is this little bitty roof that is keeping the moss off the roof. Every time it rains, a little of the copper washes off the cupola and onto the shingles. That copper creates a poison so that the moss and algae will not grow, must like a weed killer who use on your lawn.
If you do not want moss growing on your roof, you can put copper on your roof. Just place copper strips underneath the cap shingles on your roof. Leave 2 - 3 inches of copper exposed so the rain can wash copper particles down over the shingles.
Or if you are buying a new home or having a roof replaced, there are shingles with copper embedded right in the shingle.
Using a little copper on your roof can prevent moss and algae from growing. It is just that simple.
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