Hermantown
Hermantown’s wide, low pitched rooflines let ice dams build gradually along extended eave lines before they become obvious. Our crew removes existing ice buildup, corrects drainage at the roof edge, and clears surrounding snow and gutters, protecting the newer homes and commercial properties throughout the area.
Duluth
Duluth’s hillside wind, lake effect snow, and older, thinly insulated attics create ideal ice dam conditions along historic rooflines throughout Congdon Park and the Hillside. Our crew removes existing dams safely, corrects drainage at the eaves, and clears the surrounding snow and gutters, protecting your home from meltwater intrusion all winter long.
Virginia
Virginia’s Iron Range winters bring sustained cold and heavy snow that compacts fast on both historic mining era homes and newer Range construction. Our crew clears rooftop accumulation, removes ice dams along aging and exposed eaves alike, and keeps gutters flowing, protecting your home through the region’s toughest stretches of winter.
Rice Lake
Rice Lake’s wooded, rural acreage traps cold air and holds snow longer than more developed areas nearby. Our crew clears rooftops on homes, garages, and outbuildings, removes ice dams along exposed eaves, and keeps gutters flowing, protecting the larger properties that define this community.
Cloquet
Cloquet’s long, cold inland winters keep snow on rooftops for months at a time, stressing older homes near the mill and newer builds along Highway 33 alike. Our crew clears that accumulation, removes stubborn ice dams, and keeps gutters flowing, protecting your home through the full length of a Cloquet winter.
Esko
Without Lake Superior’s moderating influence, Esko’s inland winters let snow pack into dense, heavy layers on rooftops and outbuildings alike. Our crew clears that buildup, prevents ice dams along colder eaves, and keeps gutters draining, protecting the rural and residential properties spread throughout the St. Louis River valley.
Proctor
Proctor’s hillside terrain and older, modestly framed homes near the rail yard trap snow differently than the open plateau towns nearby. Our crew clears rooftop accumulation, removes ice dams along aging eaves, and restores gutter flow, protecting the structure of homes that have weathered generations of North Shore winters.
Two Harbors
Two Harbors takes Lake Superior’s storms head on, and rooftops near Agate Bay and the historic downtown district show it first. Our crew clears heavy, wind driven snow, removes ice dams along shoreline exposed eaves, and keeps gutters flowing so your home stays protected through every system that rolls off the lake.
Hermantown
Hermantown’s wide, low pitched rooflines along Stebner and Arrowhead Road collect and hold snow differently than Duluth’s steeper historic homes. Our crew clears that buildup, prevents ice dams from forming along exposed eaves, and keeps gutters draining, protecting the newer construction that defines this fast growing community.
Duluth
When Lake Superior’s lake effect bands settle over Duluth, roofs on the Hillside and in Congdon Park take on snow loads most homes were never built for. Our crew clears rooftops, breaks up ice dams before they force water beneath your shingles, and restores gutter flow along steep, historic rooflines, protecting your home’s structure through every North Shore storm.