Explainer: How ice dams form, cause leaking, flooding in homes after heavy snowfall, snow, winter storm. Experts say the best way to prevent ice dams is to keep a consistent temperature on the roof by ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Since we got some substantial snowfall last week a lot of homes in Western New York have all that snow and ice which has built up on the roofs. And now throw some melting into the mix ...

Ice dams pose a significant threat and can lead to extensive water damage, but there are many things you can do to your property to prevent ice dam formation. And, boy, if you've ever had an ice dam, ...

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Icicles can be pretty to look at, but what you can't see under the ice and snow can lead to an expensive repair bill down the road. After a snowfall, warm air inside your attic can ...

CHICAGO, Ill. (KWQC) - With temperatures rising, AAA is warning residents about ‘Ice Dams,’ which can damage roofs and the inside of homes. AAA is providing information on what ‘ice dams’ are, how to ...

DETROIT – With ever-changing temperatures outside and melting snow, AAA is warning Michigan residents about the danger of ice dams. Not only can they harm the roof of your home, but if left unnoticed ...

After a heavy snowfall, most homeowners focus on shoveling driveways and clearing paths, but what’s happening on your roof can be far more important. Ice dams often form quietly and result in interior ...

'Tis the season for ice dams, Wisconsin. When icicles hang from the edge of your home's roof after snowfall, it's a sign this fickle, recurring winter concern might be plotting a leak into your home.

In Bobbie Engquist's backyard, a ladder and snow rake lean against the roof - weapons in this year's war against the ice. Seesaw temperatures and heavy snow buildup on roofs are causing a headache for ...

Leaving snow on your roof for too long can cause an ice dam to form, which can lead to costly repairs, so it is important to ...

When winter months hit hard, ice dams can be a big problem for homeowners. These thick layers of ice form along the edges of roofs and trap melting snow. The water can back up under shingles and find ...