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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michimich -- Is your roof able to stand up against Michigan's winter weather?
Worried ice dams may try to form?
What are Ice Dams?
Ice dams form when accumulated snow on your roof melts and then refreezes along the edges, creating a barrier that prevents proper drainage. This trapped water can seep beneath shingles, causing damage to your roof's structure, insulation, and interior spaces.
Preventing ice dams promotes the longevity of your roof. Here are some proactive measures you can take:
Proper Insulation: A properly insulated house can minimize heat loss. This helps prevent the melting and refreezing cycle that leads to ice dam formation.
Ventilation: Proper attic ventilation is essential for maintaining a consistent temperature. Adequate ventilation reduces the likelihood of hot spots on your roof.
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Sealing Leaks: Inspect your roof for any potential leaks and promptly seal them. Leaks can contribute to the moisture that leads to ice dam formation.
Learn about ice dam removal techniques when you visit the Roofman USA website!
Residential Roofers in Ann Arbor Help Keep Your Roof in Good Shape
Is your roof ready for the weight of winter?
Protecting your roof from winter damage requires a proactive approach. Working with residential roofers in Ann Arbor ensures your home is prepared for any seasonal attack Michigan has to offer.
About Roofman USA: Roofman USA is a family-owned company proud of its dependable, local business. Their team of roofing specialists is the finest in the business. State-licensed and fully insured, your home is protected from start to finish. All of their roofing specialists must first pass the Roofman Expert Application Test, to ensure quality work every time.
Contact: https://www.roofmanusa.com/contact
Worried ice dams may try to form?
What are Ice Dams?
Ice dams form when accumulated snow on your roof melts and then refreezes along the edges, creating a barrier that prevents proper drainage. This trapped water can seep beneath shingles, causing damage to your roof's structure, insulation, and interior spaces.
Preventing ice dams promotes the longevity of your roof. Here are some proactive measures you can take:
Proper Insulation: A properly insulated house can minimize heat loss. This helps prevent the melting and refreezing cycle that leads to ice dam formation.
Ventilation: Proper attic ventilation is essential for maintaining a consistent temperature. Adequate ventilation reduces the likelihood of hot spots on your roof.
More on Michimich.com
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Sealing Leaks: Inspect your roof for any potential leaks and promptly seal them. Leaks can contribute to the moisture that leads to ice dam formation.
Learn about ice dam removal techniques when you visit the Roofman USA website!
Residential Roofers in Ann Arbor Help Keep Your Roof in Good Shape
Is your roof ready for the weight of winter?
Protecting your roof from winter damage requires a proactive approach. Working with residential roofers in Ann Arbor ensures your home is prepared for any seasonal attack Michigan has to offer.
About Roofman USA: Roofman USA is a family-owned company proud of its dependable, local business. Their team of roofing specialists is the finest in the business. State-licensed and fully insured, your home is protected from start to finish. All of their roofing specialists must first pass the Roofman Expert Application Test, to ensure quality work every time.
Contact: https://www.roofmanusa.com/contact
Source: Roofman USA
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