Roof Ice Dam Shield

Ice dam shield installation costs are commonly quoted from a standard rate and can be estimated quoted by the service professional after measurement and visual inspection at the job site.

Roof ice dam shield.

You should seriously consider using ice. Ice and water shield is a great product that can be used in spots to protect the most vulnerable areas of your roof or as a whole roof underlayment to protect from ice dams water dams storms and leaking in any area of the country and any weather. This ice shield seals nail holes better then regular tar paper roofing materials. Ice water shield is a thick sticky back underlayment also known as felt paper that will adhere to your roof deck and prevent water from seeping into your home if it gets under your shingles.

Gcp invented fully adhered roofing underlayments more than 35 years ago. Ice and water protector sometimes also referred to as ice and water shield is a waterproof roof underlayment membrane developed to protect vulnerable areas on a roof from ice and water damage. Common roof shapes have between 6 and 12 roof planes and complex roof shapes have 12 roof planes. Grace ice water shield roofing underlayment should be used in conjunction with roof designs that minimize ice dam formation.

Grace ice and water shield fully adhered smooth surface roofing underlayment provides best in class roof leak protection against wind driven rain and ice dams. It can protect your home from water leaks caused by ice dams and wind driven rain. Ice and water protectors sometimes called ice and snow shields in cold climates are made with polymer modified bitumen. Ice and water shield is a thin rubberized asphalt membrane that goes beneath the shingles of your roof typically only along the overhangs and in the valleys.

If an ice dam occurs on your roof and water backs up under the shingles it will seep down into your home through the nail holes holding the shingles on and into your attic. This ice water shield is applied as an underlayment prior to putting the shingles on the roof.