Ice Dam Removal – Frozen Pipe Disaster Cleanup Services

Cold weather can bring multiple forms of disasters to your home or business. From Ice Dam’s forming on your gutters and roof, to your pipes freezing and causing thousands of dollars in water damage to your home. Jarvis’s disaster response team is well equipped to tackle any type of winter weather emergency. Our team of highly trained technicians have the right tools, equipment and expertise to minimize the damages caused by your winter weather disaster. We perform winter storm cleanup services in all of the markets we service, from Farmington Hills to New Baltimore, Iowa City to Minneapolis you can rely on professional services from our team.

Winter weather can wreak havoc on your property. From freezing temperatures wreaking havoc with your plumbing and heating, to large amounts of snowfall adding stress to your homes roof. The extremes of winter storms often result in millions of dollars of property damage every year. Planning ahead is the best way to safeguard your property and defend agains the winter weather elements. You can reduce the potential of a frozen pipe water damage disaster by making sure your furnace is working properly, shutting off and draining water lines that are exposed to the exterior of the home. Additionaly you can clean your gutters and remove any debris to help reduce excess water and ice buildup. Ice dams often result from poor insulation in your attic, which can lead to a large fluctuation of temperatures on your roof. Cleaning up excess snow or heavy ice dams can be dangerous. It is extremely dangerous to access a roof that may have large amounts of snow or large accumulations of ice. Jarvis uses specialized equipment, snow roof rakes and chemicals that can allow us to safely tackle your winter weather problem.

By inspecting and performing routine maintenance of your home, you stand a much better chance of surviving harsh winter weather conditions. We also suggest property owners who will be on extensive vacations consider winterizing their properties. At a very minimun, you should have someone check in on your property a minimum of every three days to make sure your heating and electricity are functioning properly. Keeping your thermostat at 60 degrees or above is a good way to ensure it will not fail to start and maintain a proper level of heat for a vacant home.