Built-Up Snow and Ice on a MN Roof Can be Dangerous

By Robert Collins February 03, 2015

As you can tell, winter in the Twin Cities isn't over yet, and that means there are still dangers to your roof from ice and snow. Snow and ice built up on a roof can be a dangerous situation if it is not properly taken care of.

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