roof shoveling
- Thread starter hustlers
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matthew Urban
Senior Member
- Location
- Western Mass
hustlers
I work at a bed & breakfast in west. mass, and i've got a fair number of roofs to clear. I can tell you that there really isn't an easy way to do it.
Mostly it depends on what you're trying to clear...flat, pitched, large, small?
Let me know, if I can help I'd be glad to.
matt
I work at a bed & breakfast in west. mass, and i've got a fair number of roofs to clear. I can tell you that there really isn't an easy way to do it.
Mostly it depends on what you're trying to clear...flat, pitched, large, small?
Let me know, if I can help I'd be glad to.
matt
JCurtis
Banned
- Location
- Stamford, CT
On occassion, we have had to remove a heavy snow load from the roof of our Hospital's ER. This roof is a flat roof with a rubber membrane and gravel ballast.
We have access to this roof from a patio, so we used our snow blowers.
There is a snow rake that can be used to remove snow from pitched roofs. I haven't used one or seen one used., but I know its available.
We have access to this roof from a patio, so we used our snow blowers.
There is a snow rake that can be used to remove snow from pitched roofs. I haven't used one or seen one used., but I know its available.
columbiaplower
Senior Member
- Location
- Maryland
look on northerntool.com
they have a good 1
they have a good 1