Selling a house is kinda like getting ready for a first date. You want everything looking sharp, especially those parts that make the first impression. And guess what sits right up there, literally? Your roof. Most folks don’t think about their roof until there’s a problem. Water dripping on your head during dinner? Yeah, that’ll get your attention fast. But when you’re trying to sell your place, that big ol’ surface covering your home suddenly becomes super important. I’ve seen it happen time after time. A homeowner spends weeks painting walls, updating fixtures, and planting pretty flowers by the mailbox. Then a potential buyer pulls up, looks up at that dirty, streaky, moss-covered roof, and drives right on by. Game over before it even started. Roof cleaning might not sound exciting. It’s definitely not as fun as picking out new kitchen counters. But it might just be the smartest move…