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We’re out helping people repair water damage from ice dams and frozen pipes, and we’re also gearing up for spring with exterior painting and carpentry projects. If you’re planning a paint refresh, a new deck, trim work, or custom carpentry, Powell Painting And Home Services can help.

Call (508)212-3050 or visit
www.powellpaintingandhomeservices.com to secure your spot on our spring calendar or to book interior painting, cabinet refinishing, or exterior painting and carpentry today.

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If you have an active ice dam and water is infiltrating your home, contact your insurance company immediately. In the past, claims took months due to high volume, so early notification helps.
Many insurance companies also provide assistance with ice dam removal, but you need to contact them before you hire someone to do the removal.

Ensure any one on your roof doing removal or any work is done by insured professionals to avoid further damage or liability to yourselves.

Make sure downspouts and gutters are clear so meltwater can drain away from the house into the yard.

If you need help with damage or repairs, we can assist and work with your insurance company on your behalf. We are also here to help with solutions to help you avoid ice dams in the future by seeing the areas now we are able to better know what is contributing to your personal situations.

If you fo need any help or advice please feel free to call us (508)212-3050 or go online to www.powellpaintingandhomeservices.com
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If you have an active ice dam and water is infiltrating your home, contact your insurance company immediately. In the past, claims took months due to high volume, so early notification helps.
Many insurance companies also provide assistance with ice dam removal, but you need to contact them before you hire someone to do the removal.

Ensure any one on your roof doing removal or any work is done by insured professionals to avoid further damage or liability to yourselves.

Make sure downspouts and gutters are clear so meltwater can drain away from the house into the yard.

If you need help with damage or repairs, we can assist and work with your insurance company on your behalf. We are also here to help with solutions to help you avoid ice dams in the future by seeing the areas now we are able to better know what is contributing to your personal situations.

If you fo need any help or advice please feel free to call us (508)212-3050 or go online to www.powellpaintingandhomeservices.com

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How do you tell the difference between water damage from ice damming versus attic rain (after) all snow melts?

Thank you Powell for your help today- really appreciate the rapid response and advice!!

Kelsey Bower

We hope you all made it through the snow storm ok and are now back to business as usual!
Driving around today, we have started to notice many houses with ice dams beginning to form.
Ice dams form when melted snow refreezes at the roof edge, potentially causing water backup and damage to insulation. If you notice brown staining or blisters on the exterior siding of your home, that can indicate water getting in behind the siding; the brown staining is often the color of the wood pushing through the paint.

Quick tips:
If you’re seeing ice, carefully rake a few feet above the gutter with a roof rake during very cold days to reduce water infiltration.
Ensure attic insulation and ventilation are adequate to limit heat loss to the roof.
Keep gutters and downspouts clear and free. Make sure the ends of your downspouts have been shoveled out so that the water has a place to drain. If Dams have already formed, you can fill knee-high pantyhose with ice melt and lay over the gutter as shown in one of the pictures below. This will allow water to drain off the roof instead of backing up into the house.

Safety first: use a sturdy ladder and avoid icy surfaces. If you’d like a professional assessment of attic insulation or ventilation, or if you need help evaluating interior damage, please reach out to us. We would be happy to assist with insurance coordination and any needed repairs.

Call us at 508-212-3050 or visit us online at www.powellpaintingandhomeservices.com!


Thank you for your continued trust in our services! Stay safe and warm!
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We hope you all made it through the snow storm ok and are now back to business as usual!
Driving around today, we have started to notice many houses with ice dams beginning to form.
Ice dams form when melted snow refreezes at the roof edge, potentially causing water backup and damage to insulation. If you notice brown staining or blisters on the exterior siding of your home, that can indicate water getting in behind the siding; the brown staining is often the color of the wood pushing through the paint.

Quick tips:
If you’re seeing ice, carefully rake a few feet above the gutter with a roof rake during very cold days to reduce water infiltration.
Ensure attic insulation and ventilation are adequate to limit heat loss to the roof.
Keep gutters and downspouts clear and free. Make sure the ends of your downspouts have been shoveled out so that the water has a place to drain. If Dams have already formed, you can fill knee-high pantyhose with ice melt and lay over the gutter as shown in one of the pictures below. This will allow water to drain off the roof instead of backing up into the house.

Safety first: use a sturdy ladder and avoid icy surfaces. If you’d like a professional assessment of attic insulation or ventilation, or if you need help evaluating interior damage, please reach out to us. We would be happy to assist with insurance coordination and any needed repairs. 
 
Call us at 508-212-3050 or visit us online at www.powellpaintingandhomeservices.com!
    

Thank you for your continued trust in our services! Stay safe and warm!
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