Ice dam removal

Take action before the first snow to keep your roof in good condition.

Here's the full lowdown on icicles and ice dams on gutters - why you get them, what to look out for, how to avoid them and what to do if you do get them.

A roof weighed down by icicles likely has an ice dam. It's important to learn how to remove ice dams before they cause damage or injury.

An ice dam can cost thousands of dollars in home repairs, so it's worth it to know how to keep snowmelt from leaking into your shingles and refreezing. We've covered everything from attic insulation to manually removing an existing ice dam, and included a few easy preventive measures along the way. So grab your tube socks and ice melt and check out our guide!

Take action before the first snow to keep your roof in good condition.

Prevent winter roof damage by understanding effective ice dam removal methods to keep your home safe. This article explains common techniques, risks, and prevention tips for handling ice dams before they lead to costly repairs.

Most Canadian roofs develop at least a little ice each winter, but if the ice gets more than a couple of inches thick around the eaves it can cause leaks. A build-up of ice like this is called an ice dam and can be a problem because as water pools behind the dam it can work [...]Read More... from How to fix ice damming on your roof

How to Identify and Help Remove an Ice Dam From Your Roof. Learn how to tell if you have an ice dam and get tips on removing it. https://travl.rs/2LLr1cf

If you’re a homeowner, especially one who lives in a colder climate, then you should know all about ice dams and their dangers. You could hire someone to come and remove your ice dams, but it’s also a skill you should know yourself. Check out our guide here about how to remove an ice dam yourself.

Ice dams are the result of a freeze-and-thaw cycle when there’s snow on your roof, and they suck. They can cause damage to your roof and gutters, and in the worst scenarios they can even damage your home’s structure. But there are things you can (and should) do to prevent and mitigate ice dams.Read more...