Eric Baylor
New member
I was just wondering if any of you guys did ice dam removal in the winter? I was reading an article in cleaner times about this. Did anybody see that? I was wandering if it would be something to consider?
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Winter Work
- Thread starter Eric Baylor
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Randy Borio
New member
I saw the article also and the first thing I thought was 20 above to 20 below, 20 feet off the ground, with ice on the ladder pretty much sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. Although the money quoted in the article sounded good, I am just not sure it would be worth the risk. Not to mention you probably get very wet and VERY cold. Did I mention ice on the ladder????:headshakesmile-fast