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Exterior & Grounds · Snow & Ice

Ice Dam Removal in Milwaukee, WI

Getting ice dam handled safely takes the right equipment and someone who's done it before. Summit coordinates ice dam removal across Milwaukee County and eastern Waukesha County, matching the job to a licensed partner and handling the dispatch, the quote, and the invoice from one place.

  • Licensed partners
  • Your approval limit
  • Photo records
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What's going on

Southeast Wisconsin's clay soil shifts more than sandy soil does, which is part of why this comes up so often in older neighborhoods around Milwaukee. Call as soon as it's safe to -- damage usually spreads the longer it's left alone.

How it gets fixed

A licensed partner technician handles the ice dam removal itself -- diagnosing the issue on-site, walking you through what's wrong in plain terms, and getting it resolved in as few visits as possible. This is not a DIY job in most cases -- the equipment and safety gear involved make it a job for an insured crew.

What ice dam removal costs in Milwaukee

Most ice dam jobs in the Milwaukee area run $225-$1,800, depending on access, age of the building, and what the crew finds once the work starts. If the job is likely to run above your approval limit, you get a quote in writing before work continues, so there's no surprise invoice.

Ice Dam Removal questions

Do you handle disposal?

Yes, hauling and proper disposal is included as part of the job.

What does this cost?

Most ice dam jobs in the Milwaukee area run $225-$1,800, depending on access, age of the building, and what the crew finds once the work starts.

Is this safe to do myself?

This is not a DIY job in most cases -- the equipment and safety gear involved make it a job for an insured crew.

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Need ice dam removal?

We'll match the job to the right partner and keep you posted the whole way. Serving Milwaukee, Greenfield, West Allis, Wauwatosa, Franklin, Oak Creek, and the rest of Milwaukee County and eastern Waukesha County.