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Heat cables melting a clear channel along a snow covered roof edge

Get Your Heat Cable Quote on a Video Call

No one has to come to the house. We measure your roof on our end, you show us the trouble spots, and you get the price in writing on the call.

Licensed & InsuredOur own employees on your roof
4.9 Stars400+ homeowner reviews
10-Year WarrantyIn writing with your quote
GAF CertifiedRoofers, not seasonal help
A Real Person AnswersNot a call center or a robot

A Real Quote Without a Truck in Your Driveway

We pull a measurement report of your roof before the call, so the footage is already done when we get on. You walk outside with your phone, show us where the ice builds up, and we price it while you watch. Same written quote, same 10-year cable warranty, no appointment window to sit through. It protects the same four things:

Roof & Shingle Damage
Rotting Fascia & Torn Gutters
Ceiling & Wall Leaks
Floors, Insulation & Contents
Large ice dams and icicles hanging from the gutters of a house
Ladder leaning against a snow and ice covered roof edge

Fifteen Minutes, Not a Half Day

An in-person estimate means being home, waiting on a window and walking the property. A video call takes about fifteen minutes from your kitchen table, and you still get the layout, the footage and the price in writing before anything is scheduled:

  • No appointment window to wait around for
  • Nobody at your door, and nothing signed on the spot

Your Answer for an Ice-Free Roof Edge

Self-regulating cable keeps a melted channel open from the roof edge, through the gutter and all the way down the downspout, so meltwater never gets the chance to freeze into a dam:

  • Installs on your existing roof and gutters
  • Self-regulating — eases off as it warms up
  • Roof edge, gutters and downspouts, all covered
Heat cable zig-zag melting channels through snow along a roof edge

What an Ice Dam Does to a House

This is what we get called out to every January — and what the cable is there to prevent. Watch how it works, then see the damage for yourself.

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Watch: heat cables on a real roof — what they do and why the edge stays open.

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Heavy icicles and ice pulling a gutter away from a brick home
Ice this heavy tears gutters right off the fascia.
Two story home buried in snow with a thick ice ridge along the roof edge
A solid ice ridge along the eave with the roof still loaded.
Collapsed section of kitchen ceiling caused by water from an ice dam
A kitchen ceiling that finally let go.
Drywall torn open at a wall and ceiling joint exposing wet framing
Water ran down the wall cavity and took the drywall with it.
Ceiling tiles removed after ice dam water damage with staining around the opening
Ceiling opened up to dry the cavity behind it.
Brown water staining spreading across a white ceiling from an ice dam leak
The first sign most people notice: a stain that grows.
Living room under plastic containment with drying equipment after ice dam water damage
Then it is containment, drying fans and a claim.

Been Through an Ice Dam Already?

If you have had water come through a ceiling once, you already know it does not stop on its own. Here is what we do differently for homeowners who have been through it.

We Look at Why It Happened

Before we quote cable, we check where the heat is getting out. If attic insulation or ventilation is the real problem, we will tell you that straight, even when it means a smaller job for us.

We Know the Insurance Side

We write insurance restoration work every week and can tell you whether what happened to your ceiling is likely a claim. Ask us on the call and we will tell you what we see on claims like yours.

We Are Here Next Winter

Same company, same phone number, same crews. If something is not right with the cable we installed, you call us and we come back out.

Rather just talk it through?Call and tell us what happened last winter. No forms, no sales pitch — we will tell you what we would do and roughly what it runs.

Call (888) 365-9703

An Exterior Contractor, Not a Seasonal Crew

We install heat cables the same way we do roofs and gutters — our own crews, our own trucks, and a written quote before anything is scheduled. Homeowners have rated us 4.9 out of 5 across more than 400 reviews.

400+
Five-star customer reviews
4.9
Average rating out of 5.0
10 yr
Warranty on the cable we install

Where we install: Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Enter your ZIP in the form and we will tell you in one click.

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What Customers Say

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10-Year Cable Warranty

The cable we install is covered for ten years, and the layout, footage and warranty are written into your quote before we schedule a thing.

What Happens After You Hit Send

  1. A real person from our office calls you back — usually the same day.
  2. We measure the roof edge, gutters and downspouts, in person or on a video call.
  3. You get the layout, the footage, the warranty and the price in writing to think over.

No deposit to get a quote, no crew showing up unannounced, and no one pushing you to sign that day. If you would rather call, the number is (888) 365-9703.

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10-Year Warranty

On the cable we install, in writing with your quote.

Licensed & Insured

GAF certified roofer. Our own employees on your roof.

400+ Reviews

4.9 stars across Google and Facebook.

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