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Ice dam removal is tough, whether this is your first year of doing it professionally or you’ve done it for many years. That is inevitable, given that the job involves steaming thousands of pounds of ice off of a roof. Even so, you need to make ice dam removal easier and more sustainable. We’ve removed ... Read more
Media: USA Today Link: What to Do If You Can’t Afford Professional Ice Dam Removal: Tips for Homeowners Can the ice dam on your roof go away as quietly as it appeared? It’s possible. With some proactive effort, good timing, and a little luck, you can minimize or prevent damage caused by an ice dam, ... Read more
Media: Realtor Link: 7 Winter Home Maintenance Tasks That Will Save You Money (and Your Sanity) The long, dark days of winter are upon us, and with COVID-19 still keeping us closer to home, we’re keenly aware of all the maintenance tasks we’ve put off or let slip through the cracks. And we hate to ... Read more
Media: Hunker Link: A Homeowner’s Guide to Snow Shovels All snow shovels are not created equally. Much like screwdrivers, saws and dirt-moving shovels, snow shovels are designed with different conditions and functions in mind. Some excel at pushing lightweight snow, while others are ideal for scooping heavy snow out of the way. If your region ... Read more
Media: HouseBeautiful Link: The Polar Vortex Could Severely Damage Your Home Here’s how to prevent any problems. With dangerously low temperatures across much of the United States, everyone is bundling up before they venture out into the polar vortex to protect themselves from the unbearable cold, especially in the Midwest. Fewer people, though, are taking ... Read more
