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How to Prevent Snow and Ice from Damaging Your Roof

Preparation, ventilation, insulation, and safe maintenance can reduce winter roof risks.

January 6, 2021

Colorado home improvement

Colorado properties work hard through intense sun, snow, hail, wind, and quick weather changes. A sound plan starts with understanding the condition in front of you.

Prepare before winter

Have vulnerable flashing, drainage, and roof penetrations checked before heavy snow arrives. Clean gutters so meltwater has a clear path away.

Watch for warning signs

Uneven melting, heavy icicles, ceiling stains, and persistent ice at roof edges can signal insulation, ventilation, or drainage concerns.

Use safe snow practices

Do not climb onto an icy roof. If snow accumulation or ice dams concern you, call a qualified professional for an assessment.

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