Gutter Company

Why Are My Gutters Icing Up? Gutters can ice up for a number of reasons but these are the most common:   1. Downspouts are undersized for the roof area and freeze up faster because of the high water volume When too much water is forced through a small downspout, it slows down in freezing

Ice dams form when snow melts on your roof, then refreezes at the edges and in the gutters. This traps water behind the ice and can cause roof leaks, mold, and damage to your home.   When that trapped water has nowhere to go, it can back up under shingles and soak into the roof

Ice dams form when snow melts, refreezes, and builds up along the roof edge. That frozen weight has nowhere to go, and when it sits on weak gutters, systems start to fail. As meltwater runs down the roof and hits the cold edge, it freezes again, creating a solid ridge of ice. That ridge traps