The holidays are the perfect time to light up your home and share a little cheer — but before you start climbing ladders and hanging lights, make sure your roof and gutters are ready for the season. Preparing your home properly not only makes your lights look better but also helps protect your roof from damage during the wet Pacific Northwest winter.
Clear Debris and Moss First
Leaves, pine needles, and moss buildup can make your roof and gutters slippery and unsafe. They can also block water flow, leading to leaks, sagging gutters, and even ice buildup when temperatures drop. Before you hang any lights, have your roof and gutters blown clean and moss treated to keep everything in top shape.
Inspect for Roof Damage
Loose shingles, exposed nails, or soft spots are easy to miss — but they can quickly worsen under heavy rain or when clips for Christmas lights are added. A quick inspection and minor repair now can prevent much bigger problems later.
Use Non-Invasive Light Clips
Never use nails, screws, or staples to hang your lights. Instead, choose professional-grade clips that attach securely to shingles or gutters without causing damage. If you hire a professional like PNW Moss Removal, we’ll ensure every light is installed safely with zero harm to your roof.
Schedule a Gutter Cleaning
Clean gutters keep rainwater flowing freely, preventing overflow and streaks down your siding. They also make your light lines look sharper and more even — no drooping cords or blocked areas.
Consider an Eco-Friendly Roof Treatment
After cleaning, applying an eco-friendly roof treatment helps prevent moss regrowth all winter long. This small step keeps your home looking clean and your roof protected long after the holidays.
At PNW Moss Removal, we offer full roof and gutter cleaning, moss removal, and eco-friendly roof treatments to get your home ready for the season — plus professional Christmas light installation when you’re ready to decorate.
✨ Call or request a free quote today to get your home shining and protected before the holidays!


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