Certified Renovation & De-Ice-It
About us
What is the De-Ice-It System? De-Ice-It is a professional alluminum alloy panel and high tech cable heat system. Affixed to the eaves of your home, De-Ice-It transfers heat normally lost in the air into high performance snow and ice melting. The panels provide an attractive blending into the shingles on your roof and providing a new drip edge. Panels are strong enough to be walked on without any damage. De-Ice-it is permanently mounted and designed to last a lifetime on your home. It is 10X more effective than cables alone, and has received accolades from Architects, Commercial and Residential builders. De-Ice It is currently installed on many residential and commercial buildings. How does it work? The De-Ice-It works like a radiator and works equally well on existing buildings and new construction. De-Ice-It is energy efficient! It costs about one-third less than a typical cable installation to run -- and requires no maintenance. The panels protect heating cables from falling limbs, ice and snow slides, animals, sunlight and other conditions that shorten useful cable lifespan. Shingle & Roof Damage Interior Home Damage Safety Concerns Gutter Damage De-Ice-it SOLVES PROBLEMS Stops Interior Water Backup from Ice Dams Stops Gutter Damage from Ice build-up in Gutters Stops Dangerous Icicles from forming Stops Safety Hazards from falling Ice and Compressed Snow Stops the Concrete, Deck, Patio or Asphalt Damage caused by Ice and Water over-shed NO More Cables Falling from roof when you need them most NO more Cable Burnout due to overlapping cables NO more Outlet Plugs that can come loose or corrode NO need to Chop ice off your roof or Shovel your roof NO need for Salts, Calcium Chloride or other melting agents
Services we offer
Roof deicing systems sales & installation.
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We accepted the quote and during a 3-5 day warm spell in March they installed the solution. This involved installing 3 electrical runs to our breaker box and a switch installed in our hallway. These were then snaked through our attic to locations on our eaves. The actual panels were installed under the last row of shingles and are about 5 inches wide.
We were able to test the system a week after installation and from a pretty wet and heavy snow we had a clean roof 5 inches up the shingles. No icicles at all. The real test will be this coming winter. If I remember I will edit my comment on how it does. We can have icicles 5 ft long almost touching the ground so this was a problem we really needed to fix.
The whole project went very well, and I would recommend Rob and his team.
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