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Maintenance

3 articles in Maintenance.

All Buying Guide1 Case Studies3 Comparisons2 Cost & Value7 Design & Style2 Durability1 Installation4 Maintenance3 Materials5 Metal Roofing3 Metal Roofing 1011 News & Press2 Roofing 1011 Sustainability6
  • Ice dam and icicles forming along the snow-covered eaves of a house roof
    Maintenance June 8, 2026 ·7 min read

    Understanding and Preventing Ice Dams: Expert Tips for Homeowners

    Ice dams form when heat escaping into the attic melts roof snow, which refreezes at the cold eaves and traps water that backs up under the roof. The fixes are attic insulation and ventilation — and a smooth metal roof that sheds snow and ice before a dam can build.

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  • A professional roofer walking carefully on a metal roof wearing safety harness and slip-resistant shoes
    Maintenance June 8, 2026 ·5 min read

    Can You Walk on a Metal Roof? Safety Tips

    You can walk on a metal roof, but you usually shouldn’t. It’s slippery, you can dent panels or void coverage if you step wrong, and falls are the real danger. If walking is unavoidable, use fall protection and slip-resistant footwear and step in the right places — but for inspections and repairs, it’s safest to call a professional.

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  • Heavy snow accumulated on a residential roof during a harsh winter
    Maintenance June 8, 2026 ·5 min read

    The Effects of Snow on Your Roof

    Snow damages roofs by weight, not depth — and a foot of wet snow can outweigh several feet of powder. An Interlock aluminum roof adds almost no load of its own (~0.41 psf) and its smooth, four-way-interlocked surface sheds snow; one owner reported a 95% drop in roof snow load after switching.

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