A lot of people are going to get a lot of floods in their house because of this warmup coming,' said Jerry Johnson, owner of MKE Property Detailing & Pressure Washing. 'If there's an ice dam on the edge of your roof all of that water from that snowmelt, is going to come into your home. And the bigger your ice dam gets, the more damage it can cause. But when it gets colder, that water can refreeze. 'With the warmer weather coming up, it's going to melt really fast,' said Cieslinksi.Įxperts say warmer weather and the heat from your homes can cause the snow on the top of your roof to melt. Snow collapses Roof At Sonnenberg School In Mount Pleasant.And after dealing with a stretch of bitter cold temperatures and snow in Milwaukee, he's doing everything he can to prevent any ice dams from forming on his roof now that the weather is expected to warm up. John Cieslinksi is no stranger to the harsh weather conditions the wintertime in Wisconsin can bring. But if you aren't taking care of that leftover snow on your roofs, you could be dealing with a much bigger problem. 'The bigger the icicle, the greater your chances are that you have a bigger ice dam that's going to cause a problem on your roof,' said Joe Palumbo, President of Ice Dam Removal Guys.īetween the below-freezing temperatures and the snow Wisconsin has been hit with over the past couple of weeks, knowing that warmer weather is on the way is giving us something to look forward to. And if you don't take care of the problem now, you could be paying for it later. MILWAUKEE - The icicles you see hanging from the roof of your home may be pretty, but they're a sign of an even bigger problem. Between the below-freezing temperatures and the snow Wisconsin has been hit with over the past couple of weeks, knowing that warmer weather is on the way is giving us something to look forward to. 'The bigger the icicle, the greater your chances are that you have a bigger ice dam that's going to cause a problem on your roof,' said Joe Palumbo, President of Ice Dam Removal Guys. The icicles you see hanging from the roof of your home may be pretty, but they're a sign of an even bigger problem.

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