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With a custom-designed snow melting or roof deicing system, you'll be ready to tackle any snow and ice this winter.

The weather man is predicting snow for tomorrow. But he's been wrong before.

The next morning you wake up and your driveway and car are covered in deep snow. If only you'd had snow melting cables installed during the summer. Looks like you'll be shoveling.

As the weather cools and customers flock back to your store after summer's high temperatures, make sure you protect them and your business. Automatic snow melting cables reduce slips and falls due to stair and walkway ice and snow.

Tell me if you’ve heard this one before: You shovel. You salt. You clear the driveway and walkway. Then a few hours later, you step outside and nearly wipe out on fresh ice.

Automatic snow melting isn’t just about convenience. It helps keep the areas around your home safer for you and your family all winter long.

Picture it: A winter's morning. You've just woken up. You groan thinking of all the snow you need to shovel to get your car out of the driveway. But wait. Last fall you had a snow melting system with automatic activation installed. You hit the snooze button.

The snow will be here before you know it. Imagine not having to shovel or worry about snow and ice buildup on your roof thanks to a radiant heating system. Sound pretty good?

Ice dams can cause more than water damage. When water seeps into your building, it can create electrical hazards that may lead to fires and costly repairs. Roof heating cables help prevent ice dams by allowing melting snow to drain properly off your roof.

Did you know ice dams can lead to moldy insulation and poor indoor air quality? Electric heating cables help prevent water damage, protecting your insulation and your health!

How do heating cables work?

Installed along roof edges and valleys, roof heating cables generate heat that keeps drainage channels open. This allows melting snow and ice to safely drain from the roof instead of refreezing along the eaves.

By maintaining a path for runoff, roof heating cables help reduce ice dam formation.

Ice dams aren't just a nuisance.

When melting snow can't drain properly, water can back up beneath your roof and into your home, causing costly damage to roofs, walls, ceilings, and insulation.

Repairs can cost thousands—making heating cable installation well worth it.