Roof and Gutter De-Icing Solutions
Ice and snow accumulating on your roof or inside your gutters can cause costly water damage to your home or business. WarmlyYours Ice Shield Roof & Gutter Deicing Cable System provides a reliable solution for ice damming that occurs in gutters, downspouts, overhangs, valleys, and bottleneck areas between roof features, such as dormers or adjacent rooflines.
Outdoor De-icing Solutions
Installing our heavy duty heating cable will give you peace of mind in knowing that your roof will be secure and unharmed by even the harshest winter storms.
WarmlyYours offer a self-regulating or constant Wattage heating cable. If you're unsure which one to get, read our blog post on Self-Regulating vs. Constant Wattage Heating Cables to help you decide.
- Cut-to-length Flexibility
- Energy Efficient
- 5-10 Watts per linear ft at 120/240 VAC (self regulating)
These de-icing systems are self regulating, meaning the heating cable will increase or decrease its power output (Wattage per linear ft) in response to how cold or warm each section of the cable is.
The cable is sold by the foot and and be cut to the desired length. It's available in 120 or 240 VAC.
- Plug-in operation
- Fixed length cable
- 5 Watts per linear ft (constant wattage)
These DIY-friendly de-icing kits contain everything you'll need for an easy and safe installation.
Each kit includes a fixed-length heating cable, along with clips and spacers used to secure the cable in place.
120 VAC system, available in lengths of 30, 60, 80 or 100 ft.
Deicing System Control Options
Once you've decided what type of heating cable you'll need to choose a control for your deicing system. WarmlyYours offer a selection of 5 control groups for use with our Ice Shield Roof & Gutter Deicing System, ranging from a basic manual control to our premium option that provides the ultimate in convenience and hands-off operation.
We also offer a selection of accessories to ensure your installation process goes as smoothly as it can.
Why Install Roof and Gutter Ice Melting?
Detects and melts snow and ice, creating a pathway for water to drain properly and avoiding potential damage.
Ice, snow and trapped water can cause huge problems, leading to leaks, mold or even roof collapse if too much accumulates.
You can select either constant wattage (DIY-friendly) or self-regulating (energy efficient) systems, depending on your project and your needs.
Enjoy maximum control of your system with our selection of roof and gutter deicing controls.
Most systems are inexpensive to run and require no regular maintenance.
UL Listed and CSA certified for outdoor use in the US and Canada.
Why Choose WarmlyYours?
We provide a free, no-obligation SmartPlan™ with every quote, often within 1 day.
We're here to answer your questions every day – year round – round the clock.
With same day shipping nationwide, we're committed to getting your order to you on time. Plus, we don't charge restocking fees for unused products.
WarmlyYours Ice Shield Roof and Gutter Deicing Systems come with a 3-year warranty against defects in workmanship and materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
To avoid overheating of the cable, do not allow the heated portion of an operating heating cable to touch or overlap itself or to touch another heating and/or deicing cable.
It is not recommended to install this product to remove ice dams that have already formed or for the purpose of clearing the roof of existing ice and snow.
To avoid overheating of the cable, do not operate the cable in warm weather (above 50° F or 10° C).
The Deicing Cable Kit includes a constant wattage heating element that cannot be shortened or altered in any way.
No, this Deicing Cable Kit is rated for 120V. It should be grounded and ground fault protected in compliance with local electrical codes.
The Deicing Cable Kit doesn't require a thermostat/controller and can be connected to an outlet throughout an entire winter, during a single snow event, or manually when de-icing is needed.
To do the test, uncoil the deicing cable completely so that it does not touch, cross-over or overlap on itself. Do not plug in the cable until it has been completely uncoiled. Plug the cable in, and in approximately 5 minutes, it should feel slightly warm to the touch. Then unplug the cable. Also, a resistance test can be done with a digital multimeter.
Cable length needed depends on the sizes and areas of the roof that need to be deiced (roof with gutter, downspouts, valleys, and/or dormers). Please measure the dimensions of the above areas and see Appendix A of the Installation Manual.