06-20-2007, 06:41 PM
Definitely a pressure washer for the roof, but I wouldn't use bleach on your roof, as it will not do the painted surface any good. Use something like simple green, if anything. You want to do everything you can to prolong the life of the paint that protects the metal, because as soon as that fails, the metal rusts very quickly.
Pool vacuum works for the catchment, and a chlorine treatment afterwards.
What type of tree is it that you want to cut down, and how big is it? Hopefully not an albezia, but probably so. If you are not comfortable being a lumberjack, then I can give you the number of a guy that can take it down for you. I had my leg broken cutting down albezia's last year, so I understand what a "pain" they can be... If it's a big one, then your better off leaving it to a pro, if it's not that big, and not in a precarious spot then just rent a chainsaw and take your time, rope it off if needed to get it headed in the right direction, top it first if you can, and just ease 'er on down. It's amazing how a tree can do the exact opposite of what you prepared for when your bringing it down. Best of luck to you.
Aloha,
Mark
Pool vacuum works for the catchment, and a chlorine treatment afterwards.
What type of tree is it that you want to cut down, and how big is it? Hopefully not an albezia, but probably so. If you are not comfortable being a lumberjack, then I can give you the number of a guy that can take it down for you. I had my leg broken cutting down albezia's last year, so I understand what a "pain" they can be... If it's a big one, then your better off leaving it to a pro, if it's not that big, and not in a precarious spot then just rent a chainsaw and take your time, rope it off if needed to get it headed in the right direction, top it first if you can, and just ease 'er on down. It's amazing how a tree can do the exact opposite of what you prepared for when your bringing it down. Best of luck to you.
Aloha,
Mark