Welcome to Coastal’s 12 Days of Cozy Series, featuring festive fun for the whole family to enjoy!
What is our 12 Days of Cozy all about? Check back through December 23 to find:
★ Recipes
★ Holiday Ideas
★ Energy Saving Heating Tips
★ Family Traditions
★ And More!
Our goal is to spread good cheer for all to hear, sharing holiday inspiration to keep your family warm and cozy all winter long. After a tough year of COVID-19, we’re hoping our Warm & Cozy campaign brings happiness to your home.
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Launching our 9th Day of Warm & Cozy…
★ Below, you’ll learn all about ice dams and winter roofing tips to keep your home cozy this season!
★ Holiday Home Tip: Santa is on his way, and your roof should be structurally sound and free from ice dams. This is the time of year that you keep an eye out for roof leak detection as this is a sign of ice dams. You’ll find signs of roof leaks by brown or yellow stains on your ceilings and even wet insulation in your attic. Read on the learn more about dealing with a leaky roof in winter as well as dealing with ice dams.
What’s the Deal with Ice Dams?
Ice dams are a sign of underperforming roofing in winter weather. The process of ice dam formation goes like this:
- It starts in the attic where the area is incorrectly ventilated or not ventilated at all.
- Improper ventilation causes the attic temperature to rise in the winter. Your attic should be about the same temperature as the outside air, even in the wintertime.
- The roof becomes warm and melts the existing snow.
- The snow turns to water and trickles down the roof until it makes contact with the edge or your gutters.
- The water re-freezes and turns into an ice dam.
Why are Ice Dams Dangerous?
Ice dams can cause a laundry list of problems for your home as well as your pocketbook. They are dangerous on several levels for the following reasons:
- Ice dams are incredibly heavy. The smallest ice dams can come in around a couple of hundred pounds. Large ice dams can weigh several thousand pounds.
- This massive amount of weight can pull part of your gutter system or roof away from your home.
- If your roof manages to stay intact with a heavy ice dam attached, you might experience a leaky roof in winter.
- Roof leak detection is discoverable by signs such as yellow and brown water stains on ceilings or walls, wet attic insulation, and wet attic rafter beams.
Prevent Ice Dams and a Leaky Roof in Winter
Prevention is the best course of action to prevent ice dams and problems like a leaky roof in winter.
Here is a quick how-to in terms of preventing ice dams
- Ensure that your roof is properly ventilated. You’ll need ventilation such as soffit vents that pull cool air into your attic space to make sure it stays at the correct temperature.
- Meanwhile, you’ll need outtake vents such as ridge vents to push the air back outside.
- You’ll also want to seal air leakage paths between the house and attic space, which can be accomplished with insulation
With ice dams at bay, your home will remain cozy and leak-free through the winter season.
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