Snow & Ice Damage

Commercial & Multifamily Roofing Services

At ECO Roof and Solar, we understand the importance of protecting your building investment. As property owners ourselves, we know that winter’s freeze/thaw cycle can lead to roof defects, blocking proper water drainage and potentially causing leaks. Roof leaks not only damage your property but can also disrupt your operations, reducing productivity and profits.

To prevent such issues, it’s essential to partner with a roofing company that offers both repairs and a comprehensive preventative maintenance program. You rely on your roof’s integrity—make sure you can also rely on your roofer.

How to Spot Snow or Ice Damage

Low-slope roofs are particularly vulnerable to damage after heavy snowstorms. As snow accumulates, it increases the risk of leaks, membrane failures, and even roof collapse. Watch for these signs that you may need professional assistance:

• Ponding areas on your roof
• Cracks, blisters, or other deformities
• Interior leaks
• Deformed or damaged metal purlins

Fast & Efficient Insurance Claims Process

If your roof sustains damage, a claims and damage specialist from ECO Roof and Solar will conduct a thorough inspection. You’ll receive a detailed report on the damage and an estimated cost for repairs.

We know your time is valuable, which is why we strive to make the repair or replacement process as quick and stress-free as possible. Our emergency repair teams are available 24/7, and our billing specialists will guide you through the process every step of the way.

Residential Roofing Services

Snow can add charm to your property, but those icicles hanging from your rooftop could be a sign of trouble. While they may seem picturesque, they often signal a potentially serious issue—ice dams.

What Are Ice Dams?

Ice dams form when melting snow on your roof refreezes near the edges, blocking water from draining properly. This water can pool on your roof, leading to leaks and other issues.

How to Spot Ice Dams

Check for signs of ice buildup and freezing around the edges of your roof and gutters, which may indicate water drainage problems.

How to Prevent Ice Dams

To prevent ice dams, ensure your roof has proper ventilation and insulation. Here are a few tips to help:

• Clean Gutters: Keep your gutters free of debris year-round to allow proper water drainage.
• Use a Roof Rake: After a snowstorm, use a rake to remove excess snow and icicles from your roof.
• Attic Ventilation: Proper attic ventilation helps regulate temperature and prevent ice dams by drawing cold outdoor air into the attic and expelling warmer air.

Why Choose ECO Roof and Solar?

We offer expert roofing services for both commercial and residential properties, providing reliable solutions and peace of mind. Contact us today for a free inspection or to learn more about how we can protect your investment from the harsh winter elements.