Importance Of Snow Removal From Rooftops
Winter is right around the corner, and one issue that almost all homeowners face is snow piling up on their rooftops. While most roofs are designed to hold up to 20 pounds per square foot according to modern building codes, older structures and those with flat roofs may struggle under the weight of even moderate snow accumulation. And not all snowstorms are created equal. On average, relatively dry snow weighs around 5 pounds a foot, while wet snow can tip the scales at more than 20 pounds per foot! If you live in the St Paul Minnesota area and have snow on your roof give us a call today. We offer affordable snow and ice dam removal services Read Full Post
As the pandemic continues and we spend more time at home during these winter months, it’s imperative now, more than ever, that we keep our home in good working condition. It’s no secret that Minnesota gets a lot of snow. With a constant plundering of snow throughout the winter months, having a consistent plan to protect your roof and your home is essential. At Minnesota Leafless Gutters, we want to be a part of your plan. Excess weight on your roof is not something you need to add to your list of disasters this year. So, let our experts here at Minnesota Leafless Gutters lift both the burden and the risk of heavy snow on your roof during the winter months. This will help prevent the ice dams that will form as in starts to warm up. 
As the cold, frigid air moves in, we begin to think about what we need to do to prepare for winter. For many homes in Minnesota, ice dams quickly become a costly problem that can cause a tremendous amount of damage if left untreated. This winter, it’s important to know the right number to call should an ice dam start forming on your roof. At Minnesota Leafless Gutters, we can handle all of your ice dam needs 
Yes, snow is all white and beautiful until your roof starts caving in and water starts dripping into your home. At Minnesota Leafless Gutters, we aren’t trying to be grinches. We can appreciate the beauty of a good snow fall. However, our line of work makes it quite obvious that snow fall isn’t always a good thing. When heavy snowfall hits, the excess weight on the roof can cause 
It’s always a beautiful sight when the first sign of snow hits the MN area each year. The question, though, is whether or not your roof is ready? When snow falls from the sky, it is very light, but as it accumulates it can add thousands of pounds to your roof. So, if your roof is weak, heavy snow accumulation could end up causing serious damage to your home. The best way to prevent any roof damage from occurring is to hire a professional to handle your roof snow removal needs. 
Minnesota is known for one thing more than any other – cold weather. The average low temperatures in the winter are between 0-15 degrees Fahrenheit and the average highs are between 19-30 degrees. That means that, for the vast majority of winter, temperatures remain well below freezing. So, it makes sense that the moisture that falls stays frozen and can remain on your roof or in your gutters for an extended period of time. This can cause significant problems