Dark streaks on your roof aren’t just unsightly—they’re a sign of Gloeocapsa magma, a type of algae that could be damaging your shingles. This algae travels through the air and settles on roofs, especially in areas with high humidity. Once on your roof, it begins to spread, feeding off the limestone found in asphalt shingles. While it may start off looking like small dark patches, it can quickly cover larger areas, creating streaks that lower your home's curb appeal and weaken your roof over time.
Not only does Gloeocapsa magma make your roof look old and neglected, but its spread can actually lead to shingle degradation. As it consumes the limestone in the shingles, it reduces their effectiveness, potentially leading to premature wear and higher energy costs due to less efficient roof insulation. That’s why regular roof inspections and cleaning are key to preventing the algae from taking over and extending the life of your roof.
If you’re noticing streaks on your roof or simply want to keep it looking its best, be sure to watch this quick, informative video. We’ll explain what it is, and hot to you can manage Gloeocapsa magma and keep your roof looking better with regular maintaince. Stay informed, and don’t forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more tips on maintaining and protecting your roof.
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