Posted by paul on December 23, 2010 at 20:09:32 from (66.44.132.120):
In Reply to: OT snow on house roof posted by 55 50 Ron on December 23, 2010 at 18:43:50:
I spent most of today on 2 house roofs.
Ours, terrible ice dam, chopping on it with a hatchet from a ladder.
And both ours and my aunts, with a roof rake pulling the lower 2 feet or so of snow off. Stayed on the ground for that.
I figure getting the bottom 2-3 feet off will do fine, it opens up the roof for sun (if we get any ever!) and take most of the weight off the roof. Don't need to do the whole roof.
I got a machine shed that is very shallow sloped, it was a shed that dad moved onto the place when he was young, then added on a long lean to. That one I have to shovel off every few years, so far this year the winds haven't hit it just right, so it's not too bad. Yet.
We sure are getting our snow this year, and early in the season. I hear of sheds over Waseca/ Rochester way going down already.
Snowing now, and they talk about a big one coming in 7-8 days.... Oy.
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