Tag: Roof heating systems

Inner Harbor waterfront view of Baltimore

Baltimore Roofs get Tested During Record Snowstorm

January’s record-breaking snowstorms proved to be a serious test for residential and commercial roofs in the Baltimore area during the winter of 2015-2016. Some homeowners struggled to manually remove snow from their roofs during the infamous blizzard of January 22-23.…

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Heavy snow accumulation on roof

Keeping Roofs Clear of Ice in Newark, New Jersey

With record setting snowstorms blanketing Newark, New Jersey during the winter of 2015-2016, rooftops of commercial facilities as well as residential neighborhoods across the city were sorely tested. And as temperatures warmed after the storms, falling snow and ice posed…

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Heated paver steps

ClearZone Snow Melting Systems

Affordable Snow Melting that’s Right up your Driveway Here in Michigan we joke about having two seasons—winter and construction. But what good is that newly paved (or plowed) road to you if you’re snowed in? ClearZone electric heated driveways are a…

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Damage from Hurricane Sandy

Repairing Roofs Damaged by Hurricane Sandy

Consider a Radiant Roof Heating System When Repairing or Remodeling In late October of 2012, the largest Atlantic hurricane on record, Hurricane Sandy, crashed into the Northeastern Seaboard, decimating entire neighborhoods in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, and other eastern…

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Heated driveway in concrete

Prepare for Winter

Ramping up for Winter: Prepare for the White Stuff with a Radiant Snow Melting System If the recent heat wave is any indication of what winter will be like, an electric radiant heated driveway installation now is great preparation for big…

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Manually shoveling snow

Snow Removal Responsibilities

The Changing Legal Climate Surrounding Snow Removal. While we can hope that this year’s snowfall won’t top last year’s record levels, snow removal will take on an increased sense of urgency this year in Massachusetts. In addition to the grueling…

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