Posted by F-350 on March 03, 2010 at 08:44:38 from (67.142.166.31):
In Reply to: Should be no surprise posted by jdemaris on March 03, 2010 at 06:14:26:
Where I live we get lots of ice storms.In 2006-2007 we had 3 major storms which took down numerous sheds.Most found out too late that their insurance didnt cover roof collapse.
Theres really not alot you can do about an ice storm.Its not even safe to get up there and if you do,it has to be all chopped up to get it off.I did that in 2007 on a shed with a fairly flat roof.We had over 1" of ice and they were calling for up to a foot of snow.I knew the shed was close to the breaking point and couldnt handle the snow.
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