ROOF SHAMPOO® ROOF CLEANING NEWS
Roof Shampoo® contractor Mark’s Custom Exteriors was recently named Best of the Best Businesses in America by Best of the Best Television. Congratulations to Mark and Angie Holcomb and their entire team for this prestigious national honor!
Roof Shampoo® contractor Pro Roof Cleaners in Michigan is featured on FOX47NEWS.
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MichiganHomes "Benefits of Eco-Friendly Roof Cleaning."
Michigan Homes published an extensive article about the Benefits of Roof Shampoo® roof cleaning after researching roof cleaning methods and interviewing Mark Armstrong of Pro Exterior Shine, Inc., the Roof Shampoo® Contractor for Oakland County, Michigan and Cook & Dupage Counties, Illinois.
Michigan Homes, is one of the top sites for Michigan homes for sale, including Detroit, MI real estate. Michigan Homes also services Pennsylvania real estate and Illinois homes for sale.
“Roof Shampoo® contractors appreciate the opportunity to offer their customers this much needed service that is thoughtful of environmental concerns. In return, they receive overwhelming appreciation from their customers who can now enjoy renewed curb appeal and a healthy roof. ”
ANGIE'S LIST "3 Roof Cleaning Methods for Ugly Roof Stains."
“Technicians use eco-friendly roof cleaning products such as roof shampoo and equipment designed precisely for safe, gentle roof cleaning. ”
NorthJersey.com "Roof Shampoo® will keep your roof looking as good as new."
After researching roof cleaning methods, NorthJersey.com published an article about Roof Shampoo® contractor Superior Seamless Gutters, Inc. describing in detail the benefits of eco-friendly roof cleaning using the Roof Shampoo® roof cleaning method. Superior Seamless Gutters, Inc. is the Roof Shampoo® contractor for Bergen County, New Jersey and Rockland County, New York.
“Unlike alternatives such as bleach or pool chlorine, Roof Shampoo® does not contain chemicals that will threaten surrounding vegetation or dry out roof shingles.”