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Preventing Damage from an Ice Dam can be alot of work, dangerous. If you have damage you can file a claim, call the appropriate professional. We offer service's for all type of water damages. Call BioClean Ky Restoration and Cleaning for a free estimate. 859-312-6407

What is an Ice Dam:
An ice dam is formed when melting snow on the roof is unable to flow into a gutter and down the downspout because there is ice (and/or debris) blocking the flow of the water.

Roof Ice Dam
Preventing an Ice Dam:
There is no way to always 100% prevent an ice dam from forming (unless you remove your gutters), but there are some things you can do to help prevent an ice dam. The first and easiest thing to do is to make sure your gutters are clean. Either install some type of leaf protection or hire someone to clean the gutters for you a couple of times a year.

The second thing to do is to look at your attic insulation. The main cause of an ice dam is a warm roof. Warm air in your attic is heating up the snow on your roof causing it to melt, but the melting snow has nowhere to go. Attic insulation can help keep your attic and your roof cooler. You want to keep the heated portions of your house separate from your attic.

Do I have damage?
You can look in your attic along the ceiling line to see if you can spot any wet Insulation or damp roof sheeting. It also can be a more significant water damage if your ceilings are wet. These types of water intrusions should be corrected by a water damage professional. We Offer free estimates, will work directly with your insurance company if you have a claim.

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