Snow-covered Minnesota house at night with warm lit windows and a heavy ice dam and icicles along the eave
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Call Ice Dam Removal Minnesota

Use the call button on any page to reach us. Have a rough idea of where the ice is, whether water is showing up inside, and how many stories the house has. Our page on ice dam removal in Minnesota explains the method and the cost factors.

2000s two-storey Shakopee home with front gables and ice dams along the eaves after a Minnesota snowstorm
Most Shakopee homes are newer, yet ice dams still form wherever attic heat reaches the roof deck.

Contact Details for Minnesota Homeowners

We are a mobile crew and do the work at your house, so there is no shop or showroom to visit. The phone is the one line for new jobs, returning dams and planned visits.

Shovelled path and driveway beside a snowy Minnesota house with heavy eave ice, clear access before an ice dam crew arrives
A shovelled path to the iced section of eave lets the steam hose and ladder reach it quickly.

Service Hours in Minnesota

Our phone is answered around the clock, every day, with nights, weekends and holidays included. Ice dams leak when a warm afternoon or a sunny day melts snow higher on the roof, so a lot of calls come in the evening, after someone notices a stain or a drip.

Snow melting thin on the warm upper roof of a Minnesota house while ice builds at the cold eave
Heat from the rooms below melts the upper roof snow, and the water freezes again at the colder eave.

Call for 24/7 Ice Dam Removal in Minnesota

Tell us your city, the kind of roof and whether water is already showing inside.

Call (612) 471-2509

What Happens When You Call

  1. You talk to a person. We ask whether water is coming inside now, which room it is in, and roughly how long the ice line along the eave is.
  2. We tell you what to do in the meantime. That usually means moving furniture and electronics away from the drip, catching water in a bucket and staying off the icy roof. The University of Minnesota Extension advises drying wet areas right away, since ice dam moisture can lead to mold.
  3. We set up the visit. We take the address, the height of the house and anything the crew should know about access, like a steep driveway.
  4. The crew steams the dam off. On site we look at the roof, talk through the removal with you, and use low-pressure steam to free the ice from the shingles.

Our Service Area in Minnesota

We serve homeowners and property managers across the Twin Cities metro, plus St. Cloud and Rochester. The list of cities and towns we serve shows each area we cover. If your town is not on it, call anyway and we will tell you straight away whether we can get to you.

If you would like to know more about the business before you call, read about who answers the phone and how we approach every ice dam.

Elevated winter view over snow-covered suburban rooftops and bare oaks in the Twin Cities metro of Minnesota
From the Twin Cities metro to St. Cloud and Rochester, deep snow and freeze-thaw days put ice dams on every kind of roof.
Statewide coverage: the Minnesota cities with their own ice dam page. Other towns are covered too; tell us yours when you call. No office pin is shown because no street address is published.
  1. 1. Minneapolis, MN
  2. 2. Edina, MN
  3. 3. Woodbury, MN
  4. 4. St. Louis Park, MN
  5. 5. St. Cloud, MN
  6. 6. Shakopee, MN
  7. 7. Roseville, MN
  8. 8. Rochester, MN
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Where we work

  • Minnesota (statewide)
  • Minneapolis, MN
  • Edina, MN
  • Woodbury, MN
  • St. Louis Park, MN
  • St. Cloud, MN
  • Shakopee, MN
  • Roseville, MN
  • Rochester, MN

Call for Ice Dam Removal in Minnesota

Tell us your city, the kind of roof and whether water is already showing inside.

Call (612) 471-2509