Fall is the time to take action, before ice dams formRoofing experts share their tips on how to treat and prevent ice dams in ...

While spring storms are notorious for damaging roofs, winter can be hard on the top layer of your house too. Ice damns are one of the main concerns you have to watch out for when the temperatures drop ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — As temperatures rise and fall, all of that snow and ice on your roof is in a vicious cycle of thawing and refreezing that can result in serious and expensive damage. The problem ...

For many people, the term ice dam conjures a specific image: A buildup of frozen crystals across a river or stream. For those who've have had roof leaks during the winter, a different image come to ...

Your roof’s strength isn't just about shingles—it starts in the attic, according to the experts at MRA. Proper insulation keeps your home comfortable year-round, while good venting helps control ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Nature’s icy decorations might look pretty, but they could cause serious problems for your roof and wallet. Part of the equation for ice dams and icicle formation is due to ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Friday’s snowstorm brought snow and ice to many across the Midstate leaving snow-covered vehicles and homes. With snow melting and refreezing over the next few days, there’s ...

Icicles forming on gutters can be a sign of ice dams, a buildup of ice that can cause damage to roofs and gutters. Ice dams form when snow melts on a roof and refreezes at the edge, preventing water ...

Found everywhere in the freezing weather, icicles can make for an attractive display when covering rocks or trees out in nature. Closer to home, however, these winter formations can be dangerous, and ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — As the temperature continues to swing outside, AAA is warning Tennessee residents about ice dams, which can damage your roof and the inside of your home. It's when melted ...

MILWAUKEE - The recent warm up after a few snowfalls is a good time for ice dams to begin forming at the base of people's rooftops. That of course can lead to water making it's way into your home.

From un-seasonal warmth to heavy snow, this winter has been packed with plenty of surprises, and it's not over yet. A cold weather culprit that could become a problem following a snowstorm is ice ...