Commercial roof snow removal services available 24/7.
Heavy snow can damage your roof’s structural integrity, possibly resulting in a roof collapse. Safety is paramount, and that includes the safety of building occupants.
Get our experienced Minnesota crews on your commercial roof today to:
- Perform weights and measures
- Remove snow
- Clear drains of snow
- Eliminate ice from gutters and scuppers
Contact National Roofing Partners to request commercial roof snow removal for your facilities in Minnesota.
Sorry, not for single residences. Commercial, industrial and multi-family roof snow removal services only.
NRP Worry-Free Guarantee
NRP’s commercial roof snow removal services in Minnesota, like all our services, is backed by our Worry-Free Guarantee:
- On time
- Easy to do business
- Rapid response
- Friendly and helpful team
If any part of your Minnesota services doesn’t meet your expectations, contact us immediately. We’ll make it right in a hurry.
Commercial Roof Snow Removal FAQ's
FAQ's on how winter weather impacts a commercial roof.
What is the importance of Minnesota commercial roof snow removal?
Heavy snow and ice from storms in Minnesota can lead to significant problems for commercial roofs, such as roof collapses and leaks. As shown in the image below, other concerns include blocked rooftop entrances, buried or obstructed equipment, and uneven snow loads.
How can I get my commercial roof ready for winter?
When it comes to Minnesota commercial roofs, taking proactive steps is essential for winter preparedness. From having a snow removal plan to handle heavy snowfall to ensuring proper drainage in slushy conditions, early action can help you stay ahead of the weather. Reach out to NRP today to learn how you can get your roof winter-ready.
Do commercial buildings in Minnesota have a maximum weight capacity?
Yes, commercial buildings in Minnesota have a maximum weight capacity. Heavy snow and drifts can put significant stress on a roof's structural integrity. One cubic foot of snow can weigh 12 to 20 pounds, and over a large roof, this can add up to 50 tons. Even if your roof is designed for local snowfall, this weight can cause damage. Additionally, melting snow can freeze in gutters, leading to clogs, water backups, leaks, and damage to the gutters themselves.