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ICE DAM REMOVAL BLOOMINGTON MN 612-919-4185

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If you have a roof leak or need ice dams removal in Bloomington MN we can help quickly, give us a call or text now @ 612-919-4185.

We received a call from this homeowner in Bloomington MN for ice dam removal services because she noticed water coming through the ceiling in her kitchen inside of a cabinet near an exhaust pipe that exited the roof. After we met with her and got permission to take a video, we set up our ladder, grabbed our plastic shovels and went to work removing all the snow from the roof and exposing the ice dams. This roof was completely covered with about 2.5 feet of heavy wet snow and nothing at all was visible on the roof through the snow! All the vents and pipes were smothered and could not breathe.

Removing the snow from the entire roof was exhausting (even for two strong men who do this every day)! This roof had a fairly shallow pitch making it an easy target for leaks from water sitting behind the ice dams. Virtually every home on that street in Bloomington MN had ice dams glistening on the roof edges!  Continue reading →

Ice Dam Removal With Steam Maplewood MN 612-919-4185

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If you need ice dam removal in Maplewood MN we can help fast! Call or text us at 612-919-4185 today.

While performing ice dam removal with steam in Maplewood MN we decided to film the following video to help you learn more about our ice dam steaming process. We want our Maplewood MN ice dam removal customers to be confident about our procedures and our equipment before calling us. There are many companies who use the wrong equipment for ice dam removal and claim to use a low pressure steamer when in fact all they have is a hot water pressure washer that runs high enough pressure to cut holes in your roof! We believe that the following video will speak for itself about our equipment and procedures and will teach you about how to spot a true ice dam steaming machine.

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ICE DAM REMOVAL NORTH OAKS MN 612-919-4185

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We were called to the following home in North Oak MN for ice dam removal services and while steaming the ice dams on site we filmed the following video with the owners permission. This ice dam removal job was extremely large, important and very urgent. This house was for sale on the real estate market and a purchase agreement (with contingencies) had come in, but because of the large amount of ice dams on the roof the closing process was on hold until the roof could be inspected.

Both the owner and the interested party knew enough about ice dam removal to only consider a company who used true low pressure steamers to avoid any further roof damage and that’s where we came in as the preferred MN ice dam removal professionals. Call or text: 612-919-4185. Please watch the video below. Thanks!


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ICE DAM REMOVAL, STEAMING ST. CLOUD MN

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We remove ice dams in St. Cloud MN with the best ice dam steaming equipment available in the industry, we do NOT use pressure washers on roofs. We run our ice dam steamers with pressure and temperature gauges at all times so anyone can see exactly how our machines are running and that they are NOT pressure washers. To learn more about the dangers of pressure washers on roofs please see our video and graph below and also visit our MN ice dam removal page and see our Fox 21 News story about ice dam scams. Call or text us: 612-919-4185


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ICE DAM REMOVAL STEAMING STILLWATER MN 612-919-4195

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Removing residential and commercial ice dams with steam in Stillwater MN is a service best left to the professionals in the ice dam steaming industry. There are many steps to removing ice dams properly and all steps are dangerous.

The first step in proper ice dam removal if its early in the winter is to completely removing all the snow from the roof. As you can see from the picture this is a standard practice for us. A lot of companies will come and only remove the snow and ice along the bottom edges of the roof, leaving all the snow above to melt down and create another ice dam. This should never be done unless spring temps are close. Continue reading →