The obvious solution is to take that shovel in your hands and head up onto your roof to clear it off—but that can be very dangerous. So how can you safely clear snow off your roof so you can ...

They should be thinking that, “Well, we’re going to get a lot of snow this winter and I’m going to need to shovel my roof. So when should I do it?” ADN: Initially, you didn’t issue that ...

An electric snow shovel can’t replace a real snowblower for a big driveway or after a major storm. But it has its merits. Shovelling waist-high drifts on the roof of your home isn’t ideal ...

Use on concrete, blacktop, pavers, decks, roofs, ice rinks and more with no ... handle has twice the wall thickness of industry snow shovels. Plus reinforced with a plug insert.

Use a broom, shovel, or roof rake to knock down the icicles rather than climbing a ladder. If you are uncomfortable or unable to remove the snow from your own roof, you should hire a crew of ...

which you can use to break up ice and hard snow before you shovel. Similarly, a snow broom or roof rake can help you remove snow from your roof before it builds up too much. And, of course ...

Pitched roofs tend to shed snow better than flat ones ... Noffsinger has said he’s expecting to shovel his own roof once this winter. It’s a Hillside home built in 2000.

A classic ice dam has formed on the roof of this Airport ... are wondering if they should shovel it. Acting Anchorage Building Official Ross Noffsinger said the snow load in the city is about ...

Heavy snow is beautiful, but treacherous. It can cause you to slip and fall, block your driveway and even damage your roof. Although you may be able to shovel a path through on your own ...

The recent warmup has prompted many home and business owners to clear that melting snow off the roofs. That's whatPam ... building with just one touch of a shovel. Pam shared the video to us ...

They should be thinking that, "Well, we're going to get a lot of snow this winter and I'm going to need to shovel my roof. So when should I do it?" ADN: Initially, you didn't issue that sort of ...