Ice Dam Removal in Cumberland, Maine
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google (48 reviews) · GAF Certified™ · Fully insured ($2M liability) · Photo documentation on every job
On wooded lots, shaded roof sections can hold ice long after the rest of the roof clears, and complex rooflines funnel meltwater into valleys and edges. Ice dams can push that water under shingles and into the home.
Signs of an ice dam problem
- Staining on ceilings or walls near exterior walls
- Drips that show up during melt cycles
- Thick ice along shaded eaves
- Valleys and gutters freezing solid
Fixing the cause, not just the ice
Removing the ice relieves the immediate backup. Long-term, ventilation, insulation, air sealing, and edge or flashing details often need attention. Recommendations are confirmed after we review photos or inspect the roof.
Or text photos of the problem to 207-466-4422 for a quote.
FAQs
Does removing ice dams fix the underlying cause?
Not by itself. The ice usually comes back unless ventilation, air sealing, or edge details are addressed—sometimes along with a flashing repair.
Will clearing roof snow help?
Reducing snow on the lower roof can lower the risk. See roof snow removal. For an active leak, start with emergency roof repair.
Verified Google Reviews
5.0 stars from 48 homeowners on Google. A few in their own words:
“He came out promptly to inspect a leak, clearly explained what was going on, and was able to complete the repairs quickly.” — Evelyn Roach, Google review
“The project which included new ridge vent, chimney flashing and shingle repair was completed promptly…” — Robert Moore, Google review
“Constant communication – reliable service- wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them!” — Tammy Pender, Google review
More Cumberland roofing: All Cumberland roofing services · Nearby: Falmouth roofing · Portland roofing