Posted by rocko on February 19, 2010 at 19:00:36 from (173.210.156.33):
In Reply to: Roof Ice posted by Doug - Iowa on February 19, 2010 at 17:42:23:
hi Doug. not sure how steep or high your roof is but i have gone up on many roofs for homeowners and broken ice off using claw hammer (claw first) and or flat nose shovel. have to be sorta careful cause can damaged shingles, (ashpalt) dont know if your ice daming is causing leaks for you yet but it can. if you can get some heat tape it will work also but takes awhile to melt through to shingles and may freeze on top of it as it melts through ice. breaking it up and shoveling it down is quickest. careful if you go up there. might wanta tie yourself off.
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