There is a flat portion of my roof that has electric wires to melt the ice and snow during the winter. when the water melts...it runs down the side of the house and re-freezes on my ceder shingles. i am worried that it may try to run under the shingles and force its way back into the house. any thoughts? should i be concerned? there are no gutters on this side of the home, should i install them and use electric wires inside the gutters to stop the melted water from running down the side of the house? any other suggestions?
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on Mar 5th, 2008 at 7:30 am
gutters and heat tape ran the SAFE and CORRECT way will help you minimize this problem
on Mar 8th, 2008 at 5:40 am
you need to keep water off of house by some method,gutter seems to be a good start.