Snow Slide Metal Roof

Also known as sno defender snow gards birds shoes blocks and jacks.

Snow slide metal roof.

Homeowners of asphalt roofs are vulnerable to ice dams. Aesthetically pleasing by matching existing metal roof color. Snow and ice buildup can slide off a metal roof causing a dangerous avalanche effect. This style is not for standing seam metal roofs.

The best shoes boots for metal roofs are the soft soled shoes usually made of a light pliable rubber. Our metal roof snow guard products are a cost effective long lasting aesthetically pleasing snow retention solution for any metal corrugated standing seam asphalt shingle or slate roof located in a winter climate. You should have the feeling that your shoes are sticking to the metal. Also metal roof systems absorb heat from the sun warming the surface in a way that lubricates the layer of snow and causes it to slide off easier and faster.

The metal surface is very smooth and slippery so you need to have good traction and a secure grip. On metal roofs it s a must to wear rubber soled shoes. The prevention of ice dams can help extend the life of your roof. Snow guards are designed to prevent snow shed onto walkways balconies and other areas falling snow and ice can be hazardous.

Not for use in the valley sections of shingle roofs. 29 gauge steel material color matched to roof panels. This avalanche effect is why most homeowners should consider installing snow guards on their metal roof. These occur when snow or ice on the roof melts and then refreezes at the roof s lower edge.

This determines the snow guards ability to hold back layers of frozen precipitation to help eliminate unexpected slides. Prepare your roof for the harsh winter months with the amerimax 31 in. The 1 piece snow guards are made with american steel. Keeps snow from sliding like an avalanche off your metal roof.

Whatever the name these snow guards are of the highest quality and made by the amish community in the usa. The danger here is not only possible property damage but physical injury if a person happens to be standing below the edge of the roof when a huge mass of snow breaks loose. A method of retaining snow and ice on a metal roof so it will melt in place rather than shooting off the roof in a dangerous avalanche.