Roof snow ice dam removal

About Roof snow ice dam removal

Late winter in Big Lake plays a trick on a house: sun warm enough to melt a roof at noon, air cold enough to freeze the runoff by four. The result gathers at the eaves in ridges and hanging teeth, and the water starts looking for a way in under the shingles. Roof snow ice dam removal aims snow work at the roofline — pulling the load down before it turns to ice, opening channels through dams that have already set, clearing the gutter line so the melt has somewhere to go. Done in time, nothing happens at all: no stain spreading on the ceiling, no drip behind the wall. Around Big Lake and out along Highway 10, that quiet nothing is exactly the point.