Winters in the Midwestern U.S. are known for their factual characteristics, including cold temperatures (averaging from -1 to 4 degrees Celsius), snowfalls, freezing rain, and ice storms. Prolonged exposure to cold temperatures and the accumulation of ice on roofs can not only result in issues such as roof stress or disintegration but also ice dams, and leaks. Following the proverb “A stitch in time saves nine,” it is crucial to take proactive measures in winterizing homes to guard against these winter weather hazards. Let’s examine the potential effects of snow accumulation on rooftops. Most roofs are designed to bear the
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Winter Roof Care: Preparing Your Roof for the Cold Season
