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Ascent Roofing and Exteriors
New to Angi

In business since 2023

Free estimates

Warranties offered

We are a family-owned business, and we only recommend the same quality of roofing for your home that we would choose for our own. Central Oregon Roofing, Siding, Windows, and Gutter Contractor.

Mova Construction LLC
New to Angi

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

Warranties offered

Wheather your home appears weather-beaten, or the roof of your business needs some updates to meet code standards. Mova Construction LLC has all of your residential and commercial roofing needs covered. Additional Contact Name - Beria Valerio. Additional Email - beria@movaconstruction.com.

Corrales Construction
New to Angi

Let's cut to the chase! We are an experienced general contractor in Central Oregon. We specialize in everything roofing, re-roofs of all types as well as gutters, fascia and siding. We strive for the best communication and customer satisfaction on every job. We are owner operated so you will be getting the highest of quality from the person that cares the most about the companies future success from word of mouth and positive reviews.\nWe always answer the phone and can do our best to help with issues or at the least send you in the right direction. Corrales Construction is;\nRoof repairs\nRe-roofs\nRoof inspections\nRoof Maintenance \nGutter cleaning and repair \nFascia repair \nSiding and repairs\nIf you simply need an opinion on roof longevity, \nWe do it all. I have worked in the roofing industry in Central Oregon for nearly 10 years and I am sure at the least my professional opinion can point you in the right direction. \n\nLicensed, Bonded and insured is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to our certifications and trainings. \n\nTo top it all off we are able to offer financing as well as up to a 50 warranty on a professionally installed roof by us. \nAll we ask is you give us a chance to raise the bar for general contracting in this area we all love. \nGive us a call. We would love to chat!

Alamo Roofing and Specialties
New to Angi

In business since 1978

Emergency services offered

Your exterior envelop specialist

6J Concrete and Construction LLC.
New to Angi

Free estimates

6J Concrete and Construction LLC providing all phases of concrete driveways, patios, decorative stamp, sand finish, exposed, smooth, broom etc... We also provide septic installs and excavation along with remodeling and repairs. I started doing concrete and construction in 1998 and finally established my own family operated business in 2017.

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Rondot and Sons Roofing LLC
New to Angi

In business since 2013

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

Being a family-owned and operated business, we’re able to offer you efficiency and quality application of your new Roofing Systems, and Repairs to your existing Roofing System. \n\n\n\n\n\n Our goal is to make each of our customers happy and 100% satisfied. We take PRIDE in our work so you can take PRIDE in your home.

Stud construction
New to Angi

In business since 1982

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

Small detail oriented construction company with focus on quality and professionalism. Our desire is to make everything we work on better, and to improve upon today, tomorrow. \n\n20% labor discount for work scheduled in May!

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Royal Roofing And Construction
New to Angi

Free estimates

Local Roofing Business Ready to Tackle any Project no matter the size.

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FAQs for heating cable for roof installation projects in La Pine, OR

A typical heat cable uses 5 watts per foot, regardless of the outside temperature. So, if your cable is 100 feet long, it uses 500 watts per hour. Expect to pay an additional $40 to $200 or more per month on your electricity bill. Be sure to turn manual cables off in the summer when you don't need them.

To install heat tape on your roof, place it along the lower edge in a precise zig-zag pattern to maximize coverage and heat distribution. Professional installers secure the tape with specialized clips that attach firmly to your shingles. This method ensures even heat distribution to effectively melt ice and snow while maintaining your roof's integrity during severe winter conditions.

Choosing between heated gutters and roof heating cables usually comes down to budget, appearance, and performance. Heated gutters cost less to install and blend seamlessly with your home’s exterior, making them a discreet, lower-cost option for preventing ice dams. Roof heating cables deliver more customizable and powerful heat along roof edges to handle heavy snow and ice, but they require more material and labor, increasing your upfront investment. Evaluate your roof design, winter weather demands, and energy budget to select the system that works best for your property.

Roof heating cables prevent ice dams by melting snow and stopping ice buildup at the roof edge. Ice damming occurs when melting snow refreezes on a cold roof—often right above the gutter line—and blocks water from draining, which can force moisture under shingles into your home. Heating cables maintain a warm channel that clears ice dams as soon as they form and protects your roof from water damage and structural issues.

Roof heating cables last between two and ten years before replacement is needed, wearing out faster than your roof itself. Their lifespan depends on climate severity, cable type, and exposure to physical damage. Consistent inspections and preventative maintenance—such as clearing debris, tightening clips, and checking electrical connections—can extend their service life and ensure reliable snow and ice protection each winter.

To safely remove snow from your roof, start with a specially designed roof rake, standing firmly on the ground and pulling snow downhill rather than climbing onto the roof. You can also apply calcium chloride ice melt to break up stubborn ice or gently use a secured rope from a safe vantage point. 

Keep in mind that large snow slabs can weigh hundreds of pounds and pose a serious fall risk. If conditions are hazardous or you lack the right equipment, hire a professional to protect your safety and your roof’s integrity.

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