Ice Dam Removal Techniques

 Is snow starting to pile up on your roof?

Worried moisture is trapped in your attic? 

If ice dams have already formed on your roof, it’s important to address them promptly to prevent further damage. 

Here are a couple effective removal techniques:

De-icing Products: Apply de-icing products to the affected areas to melt existing ice dams. Make sure
the products used are safe for both your roof and the environment.

Professional Assistance: In some cases, you may need professional assistance. Roofing experts have the knowledge and equipment to safely remove ice dams without causing additional damage.

Learn more about why it’s important to prevent ice dams, here. 

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The Importance of Ice Dam Prevention

Starting to see snow pile up on your roof?

Are icicles hanging from your gutters? 

Ice dams form when accumulated snow on your roof melts and then refreezes along the edges, creating a barrier that prevents proper drainage. This trapped water can seep beneath shingles, causing damage to your roof's structure, insulation, and interior spaces.

The Importance of Prevention

Preventing ice dams promotes the longevity of your roof. Here are some proactive measures you can
take:

Proper Insulation: A properly insulated house can minimize heat loss. This helps prevent the melting and refreezing cycle that leads to ice dam formation.

Ventilation: Proper attic ventilation is essential for maintaining a consistent temperature. Adequate ventilation reduces the likelihood of hot spots on your roof.

Sealing Leaks: Inspect your roof for any potential leaks and promptly seal them. Leaks can contribute to the moisture that leads to ice dam formation.

Think you have ice dams? Learn about removal techniques, here! 

Don’t Worry About Ice Dams with Residential Roofers in Ann Arbor

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If you're looking for reliable residential roofers in Ann Arbor to help you winterize your roof, contact our team at (734)662-3300.

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“I had a great experience with both the office staff and the crew at Roofman. They showed up on time with a very large crew and got the job done in the 6 hour time frame we discussed. Everyone was professional and did a great job on the roof, as well as the clean up. Thanks, Roofman!”