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<blockquote data-quote="Whisky" data-source="post: 374592" data-attributes="member: 661">Yeah, that's exactly what happens. I've tried installing some of those cheap/small snow guards in certain areas i want protected from the slide, but they didnt work either. The next step is to have the angle iron looking pieces put up a long my entire roof. Metal roofs are also impossible to get on to and work in the winter time. IE shovel snow or unclog sewer vents... In the summer it's hard enough. I have to go up barefoot to get traction. When the snow does finally let loose in the spring you better make sure your vehicles/grills/kids/animals are out of the way. I did notice reception decline with the metal roof. We had to up our internet service as well as have the provider install boosters around the inside of our house. I have not really noticed the noise. They put our metal right over top of the shingles so it's pretty well insulated form noise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whisky, post: 374592, member: 661"] Yeah, that's exactly what happens. I've tried installing some of those cheap/small snow guards in certain areas i want protected from the slide, but they didnt work either. The next step is to have the angle iron looking pieces put up a long my entire roof. Metal roofs are also impossible to get on to and work in the winter time. IE shovel snow or unclog sewer vents... In the summer it's hard enough. I have to go up barefoot to get traction. When the snow does finally let loose in the spring you better make sure your vehicles/grills/kids/animals are out of the way. I did notice reception decline with the metal roof. We had to up our internet service as well as have the provider install boosters around the inside of our house. I have not really noticed the noise. They put our metal right over top of the shingles so it's pretty well insulated form noise. [/QUOTE]

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