Moss tends to hold more water and moisture on the roof surface.
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Roofing felt also known as tar paper serves as both an extra layer of protection between the shingles and the plywood and as a temporary moisture barrier until all the shingles are in place.
The most common class of roof algae is gloeocapsa magma a bacterium that eats water and expels oxygen.
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It improves look and uniformity because your roof deck might not lie perfectly straight or flat a layer of roof paper gives an even uniform surface upon which you can install your shingles.
Algae on a roof surface appears as a thin green coating which is mostly a cosmetic concern.
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Whether you re building a new house or putting a new roof on your existing house installing tar paper first helps waterproof the roof and prevent leaks.
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A 2006 study from the university of michigan compared the expected costs of conventional roofs with the cost of a 21 000 square foot green roof and found that over its lifetime the green roof.
So in our opinion moss is more likely to damage a roof surface than lichens or algae.
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Algae grow most often on wood and asphalt shingles or concrete tiles especially if they do not get a lot of sunlight.
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Roof algae generally have a black green hue.
Roofing felt prevents the deck from being exposed to the elements before or while the shingles are being applied.
It causes the black stains you may see on your roof.
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To keep the algae from coming back insert 6 inch wide strips of zinc or copper under the row of shingling closest to the roof peak leaving an inch or two of the lower edge exposed to the weather.