Lighthouse Restoration LLC

Before & After Mold Remediation.

Happy Hoildays from our family to yours this season!!!

Leaks can lead towards water damage & mold. Give us a call for your remediation needs. Serving Brattleboro area. Hoildays are stressful enough to deal with Water damage and or Mold Damage & Bio hazard Clean ups. Demolition. Attics. Basements. Living spaces. We have the lowest prices with the highest qualifications in out industry backing our reputation. Let us guide you through your disaster.

We removal & perform remediation in any part of your home- basements, crawl spaces & all living areas. Getting them attics restored before that winter's 🥶 temperature drops until the spring is a must.
Putting off mold in your attic is not a smart decision. Giving it time to continue to grow will only give it time to continue damages, health risk & financial strain. We will give you options & prices that will allow you the financial freedoms & stress free mindset for the hoildays & after!!! We are all in these trying times together- Let us guide you through your disaster.

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How Ice Dams Form:
1. Rising Heat Melts Snow: Warm air from inside the house rises into the attic. This heat melts the snow on the roof from the bottom up, creating a layer of water beneath the surface.
2. Water Tunnels Down: The melted water flows downhill towards the eaves (the lower edge of the roof).
3. Ice Dam Formation: As the water reaches the cold eaves, it refreezes and forms a barrier, preventing further drainage. This ice barrier is called an ice dam.
4. Water Backs Up: With no way to drain, the water backs up under the shingles and can leak into the house, causing damage to ceilings, walls, and insulation.

Why Ice Dams Occur:
* Poor Attic Insulation: Insufficient insulation allows heat to escape into the attic, melting the snow.
* Inadequate Ventilation: Poor ventilation prevents the removal of warm, moist air from the attic, contributing to snowmelt.
* Inadequate Overhang: If the roof overhang is too short, it can create a cold pocket where ice dams are more likely to form.
* Heavy Snowfall: Heavy snowfall can increase the risk of ice dam formation.

Consequences of Ice Dams:
* Water Damage: Leaking water can cause significant damage to ceilings, walls, insulation, and personal belongings.
* Mold Growth: Water damage can create conditions that promote mold growth, which can pose health risks.
* Structural Damage: In severe cases, ice dams can cause structural damage to the roof.

How to Prevent Ice Dams:
* Proper Attic Insulation: Ensure adequate insulation in the attic to reduce heat loss and minimize snowmelt.
* Adequate Ventilation: Install soffit vents and ridge vents to allow for proper air circulation in the attic.
* Ice and Water Shield: Install an ice and water shield under the shingles in vulnerable areas, such as the eaves and valleys.
* Regular Roof Inspections: Conduct regular roof inspections to identify and address potential problems.
* Snow Removal: Remove heavy snow from the roof to reduce the risk of ice dam formation.

If you have any more questions about ice dams or their prevention, feel free to ask!