Snow Removal

Snow Removal

When a classic Colorado blizzard sweeps across the High Country, snow piles up fast—on asphalt‑shingle homes in Breckenridge, flat TPO rooftops in Silverthorne, and metal warehouses in Dillon. Left alone, that weight can trigger ice dams, roof‑valley leaks or even structural failure. Leo’s Roofing & Remodeling turns winter chaos into a simple, worry‑free routine, protecting both residential and commercial properties while keeping walkways, drives, and loading docks open for everyday life.

What Happens on Snow‑Day Service  

Arrival & Safety Scan  

Our crew pulls in with blowers, rakes, and shovels, then circles the property to flag danger zones—north‑facing slopes, skylights, roof valleys, and high‑traffic entries. We rope off the work area so family members, customers, or delivery drivers stay clear of flying snow.

Gentle but Thorough Clearing  

We start at the top, raking snow off shingles, standing‑seam metal, or green‑roof membranes with tools that won’t gouge surfaces or loosen flashing. Driveways and lots get a pass from our commercial snow blowers, while stairs and decks are cleared by hand. Every motion is designed to lighten roof load without harming gutters, solar panels, or delicate roof coatings.

Smart Ice Control & Optional Hauling  

Next comes ice‑management: an eco‑friendly blend of melt or sand is spread near downspouts and entrances; rubber hammers tap stubborn ice dams without cracking shingles. If on‑site snow piles grow too tall for safe storage, we can haul them off immediately—just say the word.

Any‑Time Emergency Response  

Storm arriving at 2 a.m.? Our 24/7 dispatch can mobilize for hospitals, retail centers, HOAs, or homeowners in a panic. Rapid removal lowers the chance of a sudden leaky‑roof repair or insurance nightmare.

Clean Finish & Follow‑Up  

Before we leave, the team sweeps stray ice pellets, removes caution tape, and gives you a quick debrief—pointing out spots that may benefit from a spring roof inspection or gutter tune‑up. Clear communication now means fewer surprises—and lower roofing prices—later.