Ice Dam Removal in Montana

Major Montana Ice Dam Service Corridors

Instead of listing every town, we focus on the Montana regions where ice dams hit hardest—older housing stock, heavy snow loads, and frequent freeze–thaw cycles. From there, we serve the surrounding suburbs, rural roads, and cabin country.

Billings & Yellowstone Valley

In Billings and the surrounding Yellowstone Valley communities, wide temperature swings and rooflines built before today’s energy standards make ice dams a recurring headache. Older homes and long roof edges trap meltwater along the gutters, especially after big storms followed by sunny days. We safely remove ice dams from steep-pitch roofs, ranch-style homes, and everything in between, using low-pressure steam to protect shingles and prevent additional roof damage while we stop the leak fast.

Missoula & Bitterroot Valley

Missoula and the Bitterroot Valley see a mix of heavy, wet snow and frequent thaw cycles that are perfect for ice dam formation. Older neighborhoods, wooded lots, and shaded rooflines tend to hold snow longer, forcing meltwater to back up under shingles when temps bounce above and below freezing. We work throughout Missoula, Lolo, Florence, Hamilton, and nearby communities to quickly clear ice from eaves and gutters before ceiling stains turn into torn-out drywall and insulation.

Bozeman, Gallatin Valley & Big Sky

The Gallatin Valley and Big Sky area combine deep mountain snow with complex rooflines on custom homes, rentals, and vacation properties. Large overhangs, valleys, dormers, and tall roof pitches can trap snow and create thick ice ridges along the edges. Whether you live in Bozeman year-round or manage a second home or short-term rental, we provide safe steam-based ice dam removal in Montana’s resort and ski communities so you don’t have to guess who to call when your phone lights up with “there’s water coming through the ceiling.”

Great Falls & Central Montana

In Great Falls and central Montana, strong winds and drifting snow can load one side of the roof while leaving the other nearly bare. That uneven snowpack, combined with attic heat loss, often leads to ice dams along specific roof edges, valleys, and overhangs. We regularly help homeowners in Great Falls and surrounding communities safely remove ice dams during cold snaps and warmer spells, preventing roof leaks from spreading into walls, insulation, and finished living spaces.

Flathead Valley, Kalispell & Whitefish

Around Kalispell, Whitefish, and the wider Flathead Valley, heavy lake-effect snow, shaded lots, and cabin-style construction make ice dams common after big storms. Many homes have tall, steep roofs, multiple roof sections, and large decks that catch snow and trap ice at the eaves. From primary residences to lakeside cabins, we bring the same professional steam equipment used statewide to safely remove ice dams without tearing up shingles, metal panels, or gutters.