Easy Rain LLC
Snow Rails
Prevent dangerous avalanches of snow and ice from sliding off your roof, protecting people, vehicles, and landscaping below.
Utah's heavy snowpack is beautiful, until it slides off your roof in a single dangerous mass. Snow walls (also called snow guards or snow fences) are devices installed on your roof that hold snow in place, allowing it to melt gradually rather than releasing all at once.
This is especially important for metal roofs, which have very low friction and can release snow suddenly and with tremendous force. But even asphalt shingle roofs can shed dangerous amounts of snow over entryways, walkways, driveways, and HVAC equipment.
Easy Rain LLC installs a variety of snow wall systems designed for different roof types and snow loads. We'll assess your specific situation and recommend the right solution to keep your property and the people on it safe all winter long.
WHY CHOOSE EASY RAIN?
- Prevents dangerous sudden snow slides off your roof
- Protects entryways, walkways, vehicles, and landscaping
- Available for metal, asphalt, and tile roof types
- Designed to handle Utah's heavy mountain snowpack
- Aesthetically low-profile options available
- Licensed, insured, and Utah-based crew
- Free in-home estimates with no obligation
- Often paired with heat cable for complete winter protection
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I need snow walls if I have an asphalt shingle roof?
Asphalt shingles have more friction than metal roofs, but they can still shed large amounts of snow suddenly, especially on steeper pitches. If you have entryways, walkways, or vehicles under your eaves, snow walls are worth considering.
Will snow walls damage my roof?
When properly installed, snow walls do not damage your roof. We use mounting systems designed for your specific roof type that distribute load evenly and maintain your roof's waterproof integrity.
Can snow walls be combined with heat cable?
Absolutely, and it's often the best approach. Snow walls hold the snow in place while heat cables melt it gradually, preventing both sudden slides and ice dam formation.
What types of snow wall systems do you install?
We install pipe-style snow rails, pad-style snow guards, and fence-style systems depending on your roof type, pitch, and aesthetic preferences. We'll show you options during your free estimate.