Heated Gutters in Twin Cities

Heated gutters around the Twin Cities: seven businesses confirm the work on their own websites. Heated gutter work in the Twin Cities needs a building contractor or remodeler license, not a roofing license. All of them are based in the Twin Cities. They include Gutter Helmet of Minnesota, The Brothers That Just Do Gutters and Keystone Home Services.

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Heated Gutters businesses in Twin Cities

Ordered by verification level, then Google rating times review count. How we verify.

Gutter Helmet of Minnesota

5.0(1,052 reviews on Google)

Serves Twin Cities

Services offered

  • Heated Gutters
  • Ice Dam Prevention & Heat Cables
  • Gutter Repair & Replacement
  • Heated Gutters
(763) 271-3366

Keystone Home Services

5.0(91 reviews on Google)

8401 73rd Ave N #82, Brooklyn Park

Services offered

  • Heated Gutters
  • Ice Dam Removal
  • Roof Snow Removal
  • Emergency Storm Damage Repair
  • 2 more
  • 24/7 emergency
  • Heated Gutters
(612) 509-9000

Minnesota Ice Dam Solutions LLC

5.0(5 reviews on Google)

1514 Black Oaks Pl N, Minneapolis

Services offered

  • Heated Gutters
  • Ice Dam Removal
  • Ice Dam Prevention & Heat Cables
  • Gutter Repair & Replacement
  • Steam ice dam removal
  • Heated Gutters
(763) 473-3116

TA Exteriors Gutters

5.0(3 reviews on Google)

8420 Fairfield Rd, Brooklyn Park

Services offered

  • Heated Gutters
  • Ice Dam Prevention & Heat Cables
  • Gutter Repair & Replacement
  • Heated Gutters
(612) 459-7878

Heated Gutters in Twin Cities: common questions

Who removes ice dams around the Twin Cities?

Russel Williams Home Services, Squeegee Magic and Squeegee Squad - Minneapolis, St. Paul are among the 154 businesses serving the Twin Cities that do ice dam removal. Squeegee Magic, Shine Window Cleaning Company and Ice Dam Guys use steam, the method the Minnesota Department of Commerce recommends once water is coming in.

What snow load are roofs around the Twin Cities built for?

Hennepin County, where Minneapolis is, carries a design ground snow load of 50 pounds per square foot under the state building code. Some of the surrounding area lies in a neighboring county, which may carry the other value, 50 or 60. A professional engineer can check whether an older roof meets it.

Is there a rebate for attic insulation in the Twin Cities?

If Xcel Energy heats your home, its 2024 to 2026 program pays 40% of the cost of attic insulation, up to $1,200, and of air sealing, up to $600, done together by a participating contractor. Other utilities serving parts of the area run their own programs, so check with yours.

Which areas near the Twin Cities have their own page?

Faribault and Northfield, Red Wing and Hutchinson have their own Cold Home Guide pages, each with the businesses based there and the services they confirm.

How to get a quote

Pick a business from the list and use the contact form or phone number on its own website. Asking two or three lets you compare. Cold Home Guide does not take quote requests.

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