What makes the Arctic Steamer different from other ice dam removal solutions? Optimal water temperatures at 290º F and low-pressure application are just some of the reasons contractors choose the Arctic Steamer.
Using high temperature water that flashes into steam in a pattern that quickly cuts solid ice, the Arctic Steamer provides effective ice dam melting results.
Contractors throughout the U.S. and Canada rely on the Arctic Steamer to help their customers solve ice dam challenges.
Dams form near the edge of the roof, under skylights, or where heat escapes, and are the result of differing temperatures between the edge and center portions of the roof. Water then pools behind the dam and seeps into the building, causing damage to insulation, sheet rock, electrical and structural materials.
By partnering with American Pressure, we can help contractors have busy and profitable business in the winter months. Offering quick ROI and superior melting results with products such as the Arctic Steamer, we can help you develop trusting, lasting, profitable relationships with your customers throughout the entire year.
American Pressure Inc. is proud to serve you with industry-leading staff, knowledge and equipment for the removal of ice dams in a way that is profitable for contractors and gives peace of mind to the homeowner.
Our roof steamer professionals are available to demonstrate the Arctic Steamer equipment and offer training on proper use and winterization of the equipment so contractors can use their Arctic Steamer to remove the worst ice dam buildup with ultimate confidence.
Easy winterize float tank with stainless steel lid
Fuel cap with fuel level gauge
Low amp draw for portability and reliability
Industrial pump, motor and burner assembly
Easy to service, troubleshoot and repair
Designed to specifically remove ice dams in cold climates
Water separating fuel filter
Adjustable temperature control
Can support 1,000 feet of steamer hose for extra-large jobs
The Arctic Steamer is available for contractors anywhere in the U.S. and Canada where ice dams are a problem. Contractors are happily and profitably operating Arctic Steamers in Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Wisconsin and West Virginia; and in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario, Canada.
