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How to Forecast (and Prevent) Ice Dams

Plenty of homeowners know they’re looking at an ice dam when they see tons of ice on their roof (literally).  Oftentimes these ice dams are littered with a string of long dazzling icicles.  But how do you know when you’re about to get an ice...
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Written on November 12, 2011

Why Does Ice Dam Removal Cost So Darn Much?

Call us at 1-800-ICE-DAMS if you have an ice dam on your roof and live anywhere ice dams may form. We are properly licensed, bonded, and insured, and are the top-rated ice dam removal company in the US. You can end the leaks with a phone...
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Written on November 1, 2011

eHow.com’s poor advice for ice dam removal

I am shocked to see a quality site such as ehow.com give such poor advice on how to remove an ice dam. We have been in the ice dam removal industry for more than 15 years. You should never strike an ice dam with any...
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Written on September 24, 2011

Ice dam removal damage

Was your home damaged by ice dams this year? Do you still have interior and/or exterior damage to repair? Give Ice Dam Guys® a call today and we’ll set you up with a qualified company to do the job right the first time. Call us...
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Written on September 22, 2011

Ice Dam Salt Pucks

Salt pucks suppoedly. They have grown quite popular over the last few year. But after many years of removing ice dams – since 1996 – we’ve yet to hear from a customer that they worked.  Good, safe ice dam removal isn’t cheap, so why not try a $20.00...
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Written on September 22, 2011

Why should you hire us?

Ice dam removal work can be quite expensive, but trust us when we say “hire a professional”.  We have seen more damage done to rooftops by homeowners and non-qualified (often times uninsured) contractors than we can keep count of.  It’s important to remember that the...
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Written on September 19, 2011

2 things you can do to fight ice dams

1. Clean leaves, sticks, and debris from gutters and down spouts each fall. This basic maintenance will allow melting snow to flow into the gutters and down the spouts as intended. 2. Remove the snow regularly from the roof with your Roof Snow Scraper. By...
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Written on September 19, 2011