

Protect Your Home from Costly Water Damage
Winter in Minnesota brings harsh conditions, and ice dams can cause serious damage to your home if left untreated. Ice dams form when snow melts on your roof and refreezes at the edges, preventing proper drainage. This trapped water can lead to roof leaks, structural damage, and costly repairs. Our professional ice dam removal services ensure your home stays protected all winter long.
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What is an Ice Dam?
Ice damming happens when melted snow refreezes at the edge of your roof, forming a buildup of ice. Warm air inside your attic can escape through the roof, melting the snow above. As the water runs down toward the colder roof edge (the eaves), it refreezes, gradually forming a solid barrier of ice.
As more snow melts and refreezes, the ice layer grows, blocking proper drainage and creating a “dam.” This can force water under your shingles and into your home. The icicles that form may look pretty, but they’re a sign of a problem. Leaving ice dams and icicles unchecked is one of the mostly common (and costly) winter mistakes homeowners make.


What Causes an Ice Dam?
Ice dams form when a roof isn’t properly insulated or ventilated. Warm air from inside the home escapes into the attic, heating the roof and melting the snow sitting on top. As the melted water runs down the roof, it reaches the colder roofline and refreezes, creating a ridge of ice. Over time, this ice builds up and traps additional melting snow behind it. With nowhere else to go, the water finds the path of least resistance, often seeping under shingles and leaking into the attic.


Why Ice Dams are a Problem
Ice dams can cause serious problems for your home if left unchecked. When ice melts and cannot drain properly, water can back up under your shingles, leading to leaks in your ceilings, walls, and attic. The added weight and pressure from the ice can also damage shingles and gutters, resulting in costly repairs. On top of that, the trapped moisture creates a damp environment in your attic, which is the perfect breeding ground for mold and mildew. Preventing ice dams is essential to protecting both your roof and your home’s interior.


Signs You Need Ice Dam Removal
- Large icicles forming along your roof’s edge – While icicles may look picturesque, they are often a sign of an underlying ice dam. These formations indicate that melting snow is being trapped, which can lead to water backing up under your shingles and into your home.
- Water stains or leaks inside your home – If you notice water stains on your ceilings or walls during the winter, it could mean that an ice dam is preventing proper drainage, forcing water into your attic and living spaces.
- Ice buildup in your gutters – Clogged or frozen gutters can contribute to ice dam formation by preventing melted snow from draining properly. This can lead to overflowing water that seeps into your roof structure.
- Warped or damaged shingles due to trapped moisture – Ice dams can lift shingles, allowing water to penetrate and cause long-term damage to your roof decking and insulation. Over time, this can lead to mold growth, wood rot, and costly repairs.


Why Choose our Ice Dam Removal Services?
Our team uses steam-based removal techniques to safely eliminate ice dams without damaging your roof. We understand that ice dams require immediate attention, and we’re ready to respond quickly. With years of experience in roofing and home exteriors, we know how to prevent and address ice dam issues effectively. Beyond removal, we also help identify and mitigate the underlying causes to prevent future occurrences, ensuring long-term protection for your home.


Our process
Our Process Makes It Easy!
step one
Say Hello!
After we chat, you will be assigned a Field Representative who will be able to schedule a meeting with you within 24 hours (based on your availability!)
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Assessment
Our field rep will evaluate the scope of the project and then provide a clear assessment. Once the quote is accepted, we will go over the project details.
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Work Begins
It’s finally time for production!
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Wrap Up
We will do a final walk-through, add finishing touches, and clean up. After you’re fully satisfied, we send out the final invoice to wrap it up.






