Getting Your Roof and Conservatory Cleaned: What to Ask and How to Get a Fair Price (2023 Update)

I live in aberdeen,can anybody could be the roughist idea what would be a fair price to be expected to pay for the brushing down moss etc from roof and conservatory.I live in a bungalow with a slight sloping of roof on the conservatroy which has collected the rubbish blowing from the roof. What do I ask about what is involved also if I ask if they are insured what if they say yes how do I know?I wouldnt want to claim on my insurance if there was any damage,anything else I need to be aware of before I get quotes thank you

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Hey there! It sounds like you're interested in getting your roof and conservatory cleaned, but you're not sure what a fair price would be or what to ask for. Here are some tips to help you out:

  1. Get multiple quotes - The best way to get a fair price is to get multiple quotes from different companies. This will give you an idea of the range of prices in your area.
  2. Ask for a breakdown of services - When getting a quote, be sure to ask for a breakdown of the services that will be provided. This should include the specific cleaning methods that will be used and any additional services, such as gutter cleaning or moss removal.
  3. Ask about insurance - It's always a good idea to ask if the company has insurance, but you should also ask for proof of insurance. This can include a certificate of insurance or a copy of their policy.
  4. Check reviews and references - Before hiring any company, be sure to check their reviews and references. This can give you an idea of their level of expertise and customer service.
  5. Consider the condition of your roof - The price you're quoted may depend on the condition of your roof and conservatory. If there is a lot of moss or debris to be removed, the job may take longer and require more resources.
  6. Be aware of potential damage - While rare, there is always a risk of damage when cleaning a roof or conservatory. Be sure to discuss this with the company and ask what their policy is for handling any potential damage.
  7. Negotiate - If you're not happy with the price you're quoted, don't be afraid to negotiate. Some companies may be willing to lower their price to win your business.
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