For many homeowners, this winter has been the snowiest and iciest in a long time. From blistering blizzards that left several feet of snow in their wake to ice storms that shut down schools and ...

I've owned my home for five years now, and every year has brought new, unexpected challenges. This year's problem? Ice dams. It's been a particularly snowy winter here in New England, and after a big ...

Snow and ice can cause serious problems on your roof. Once this wintry mix starts to melt, an ice dam can form in the gutters at the edge of your roof. Water pools behind the block of ice and leaks ...

Connecticut homeowners are still feeling the effects of the massive snowfall that fell on the state over a week ago. With snow melting and refreezing, ice dams are forming on the edge of roofs and on ...

View post: The 10-Minute Fix for Weak or Smelly Car Air Conditioning Ice dams result from poor attic insulation and ventilation, not roof or gutter issues. Warm attic air melts roof snow, refreezing ...

RestoPros of South Kansas City, a leading water damage restoration specialist serving the greater Kansas City area, has released comprehensive guidance to help homeowners understand and prevent roof ...

It’s been a few years since winter delivered this much snow and this much cold, so once homeowners are done with all that shoveling, they can be forgiven for not checking on the next danger lurking ...

Ice dams are ice blocks at a roof’s edge that trap melted snow from draining. They are often caused by uneven attic ventilation and poor insulation. Left unchecked, they can cause long-term damage to ...