Roof Snow Removal

Remove Snow and Ice Dams Before It’s Too Late

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Protect your roof

Remove Falling Ice

Save on Energy

Ensure Safety

Protect your roof before its too late.

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Prevent Structural Damage

Accumulated snow and ice can add significant weight to your roof, potentially leading to structural damage or even collapse, especially if your roof is aging or compromised.

Avoid Roof Leaks

When snow melts and refreezes, it can form ice dams, blocking drainage and causing water to seep under the roof shingles. This can lead to leaks and water damage inside your home.

Roof Snow And Ice Damn Removal

At Mountain Top Services, we’ve got the best tools for the job! Our skilled crews use advanced tractors and snow blowers to quickly move snow, all without harming your property. You can relax knowing that our equipment is specially designed to protect your concrete and pavement.

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TESTIMONIALS

“Exceeded my expectations”

Mountain Top Services exceeded my expectations! Their snow removal team worked swiftly and efficiently, clearing our driveway and walkways without any hassle. I was impressed with their professionalism and attention to detail. Definitely my go-to choice for snow removal in Park City!

"Outstanding Service.”

I can't thank Mountain Top Services enough for their outstanding service. During a recent heavy snowstorm, their crew promptly cleared our business parking lot, allowing us to resume operations without any delays. Their fair prices and reliability make them the top choice for snow removal in the area. Highly recommended!

“Game Changer”

Choosing Mountain Top Services for snow removal was a game-changer for us this winter. Their team not only cleared our property quickly but also took great care to ensure no damage was done. The peace of mind they provided was priceless. We'll be using their services again and again.

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FAQ

Why is it important to remove snow from my roof?

Removing snow prevents excess weight, safeguarding your roof from structural damage and potential leaks.

What risks do ice dams pose to my roof?

Ice dams can block proper drainage, leading to water seepage under shingles, resulting in leaks and potential water damage.

How often should I consider roof snow removal?

It’s advisable after significant snowfall or when snow loads become heavy, typically during and after major storms.

What safety hazards does roof ice buildup pose?

Accumulated snow and ice can pose risks of falling icicles, creating hazards for both residents and passersby.

Can I remove snow from my roof myself?

While it’s possible for small amounts, professional services ensure safe and thorough removal, especially for larger areas.

How does roof snow removal contribute to preventing ice dams?

By keeping the roof clear of snow, you reduce the likelihood of ice dams forming and causing water-related issues.

Are there signs that indicate I need roof snow removal?

Watch for sagging areas, creaking sounds, or visible cracks, which may indicate excess snow weight.

What are the benefits of timely roof snow removal?

Timely removal prevents structural damage, enhances safety, and avoids costly repairs associated with water damage.

Can roof snow removal be done during winter storms?

Professional services are equipped to handle snow removal during storms, ensuring your roof’s protection even in challenging conditions.

How can I prevent the formation of ice dams on my roof?

Adequate insulation, proper ventilation, and prompt removal of snow can help prevent the conditions conducive to ice dam formation.