Emergency ice dam leak

Water Coming Through Your Ceiling? Act Fast.

An ice dam can force water under your shingles and into your home within hours. The sooner a contractor steams a drainage channel, the less water gets in. Submit a request now or call — it's free.

One goal: stop the water

Get connected with a local steam removal pro now.

We know you're dealing with water right now, so this form is short — just your name, phone, address, and whether water is leaking. A contractor will reach out to you directly. You can add more details later if needed.

Before you do anything else

  • Turn off power to any light fixture or outlet near the wet area at the breaker box.
  • Move belongings away from the leak and below it.
  • Place a bucket to catch drips and protect flooring.
  • Do not climb an icy roof yourself.

Water leaking? Request a connection now

Just the essentials — a contractor will call you back. Add details if you want.

Is water actively leaking inside?

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What to do right now

Safety tips while you wait

Cut the power first

If water is near any light fixture, outlet, or switch, turn off power to that circuit at the breaker box before touching anything in the wet area.

Catch the drips

Place buckets or towels under active drips and move electronics, furniture, and valuables away from the wet area.

Relieve ceiling pressure

If a ceiling is bulging with trapped water, carefully poke a small hole to let it drain into a bucket — this can prevent a larger collapse. Only do this after cutting power to fixtures below.

Don't climb an icy roof

An ice-covered roof is extremely dangerous. Leave removal to a contractor with the right equipment and training.

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