Helmet Heat from Gutter Helmet®: Prevent Ice Dam Buildup
November 14, 2014Dropping temperatures signify the coming of winter. In the build-up to the coming holiday season, homeowners throughout the country are starting to clean house and doing their maintenance and repairs to prepare for the snow and the winter chill. You, too, should be getting ready—you should be making sure that your home is 100% protected from the common problems that the winter can bring.
Heated Gutters in Albany, NY
One common winter problem is ice dams. Snow falling onto the roof during winter will eventually melt and flow into your gutters, where it’s likely to re-freeze and form ice dams, usually at the edges of your roof. The problem with ice dams is that they can cause water to be re-directed under the shingles, which could cause water damage to your roof or cause your ceiling to leak. Damage caused by ice dams can be expensive to repair. Fortunately, there is a simple way you can prevent ice dams from forming on your roof.
We at Huff ‘N Puff can help install the Gutter Helmet® gutter protection system for your gutter in Albany NY—and we can equip it with another revolutionary product: Helmet Heat. The Gutter Helmet gutter system is designed to keep your gutters free of debris, allowing them to function at their best. Helmet Heat complements the system by melting snow and ice and washing everything away before they start forming into damaging ice dams.
Helmet Heat works as a hidden cable system that is designed to work hand-in-hand with the Gutter Helmet gutter protection system. It is completely self-regulating and safe, as well as convenient to use. It is an energy-efficient and simple-to-use system that you can rely on throughout winter.
Our factory-trained technicians at Huff ‘N Puff can have Helmet Heat up and running in less than a day! Ice dams can be a major headache for any homeowner during winter. For gutter installation in Albany NY that can help prevent pesky ice dams from forming throughout winter, give Huff ‘N Puff a call today!