With its history-making blizzards and record-shattering high temperatures, this winter has been a real roller coaster ride of weather extremes. But did you know that winter can still be the perfect time to apply Wet & Forget Outdoor- especially for
Some homeowners see moss growing on their roof as nothing more than an eyesore. But did you know that you could lose your homeowner’s insurance if there’s moss growing on your roof? More and more folks have been learning that when
The weather is finally warming up, and nature is celebrating with a beautiful explosion of green. One type of green that isn't so beautiful, though, is the moss growing on your roof, driveway, deck or exterior walls. Moss spreads quickly
Spring finally seems to be on the way after a long, cold winter, and many of us here in the Midwest finally got a peek at our grass again after some spring thunderstorms. But while you're happy to see some green
Moss is an important part of the ecosystem, but it can cause a real mess when it invades the surfaces around your home. Moss can cause pitting and warping on your wooden deck, worsen cracks in your bricks or driveway,
The sidewalks around your home are often the first things your guests see when they come to visit. But if your sidewalk is stained with black algae, covered with slippery patches of green algae or mold and mildew, or marked
Ugly moss on your roof is much more than just an embarrassing eyesore. Moss can damage your roof's shingles and even cause them to lift away from your roof's surface. This can leave your home vulnerable to water damage. A damaged
Today is the first day of spring and the official beginning of the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. Even if you're in one of the areas where spring seems to be arriving late this year (we feel your
Moss is fine in the forest, but if you have the fuzzy plant on your roof, it is far more than just unsightly. In addition to giving it an unattractive, blotchy appearance, a moss infestation on your home can leave
