Suncrest Utah Roof Snow Removal

My back hurts.

[@nellnorwood1156]

You need a cuter or one of those Chinese metal things

[@inviz88]

Look on KZbin for "Trying Out Snow Removal Tool" It has 11mil views. Might help you out. Obviously you have 6 feet of snow, so you'd have to do it in layers. Atleast it will help you easily maintain the level so it doesn't build up like it has.

[@gibblsworthiscool]

I used a couple of those and they kinda work but the snowpack freezes pretty fast unfortunately but if I used one immediately I think it would have helped reduce it for sure.

[@Indi5459]

Feel like I've seen some cool tools designed to help with this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3e9Zox7h9Zkd6s kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ_ZkKmAgr9ojqc Maybe your house is in just the right spot for the wind to leave you a pile.

[@nailamukhtar2500]

Bro use correct tool

[@gibblsworthiscool]

I ended up buying a bunch of tools to make it easier after these videos. Thanks!

[@robertrockwell7581]

when the walls start cracking time to call in the pros to get it off fast.

[@gibblsworthiscool]

That’s what we did

[@EricHansenHaiTech]

maybe time to invest in some roof heaters

[@eletor]

Good luck!

[@ryanmcclain5982]

I live up here in Suncrest as well. The apex of tall woods past the ridge. Took me 4 hrs just to do my driveway. Worst winter I’ve experienced here in 7 years. Think I’ll be selling this spring. Can’t do it again.

[@gibblsworthiscool]

I can’t believe how crazy this winter has been this year!

[@ryanmcclain5982]

@@gibblsworthiscoolcouldn’t agree more. Hey can you tell me your camera & drone setup? Would like to buy the same. Quality is crisp, clear and almost looks 8k. Thxs! Stay warm.

[@gibblsworthiscool]

@@ryanmcclain5982 Thanks! the drone is the DJI mini 3 Pro kit with the ND filters. The camera is a Sony A7siii with a Gmaster 24-70 2.8 with a tiffen variable ND and also some shots using the beastcam app on iphone. Everything is shot in LOG footage then the Phantom LUTS are being applied in Davinci Resolve.

[@ChanceYoung]

Wow, that is a ton of snow!

[@Thycowboy]

I wanna come help!

[@CrnchyToast]

dude, that is insane! Stay safe my friend

[@RCRivera10]

I used to do this in College to make money. We would make TONS shoveling the roofs of rich houses.

[@gibblsworthiscool]

It’s crazy how much snow there it!

[@Superbates123]

Suncrest looks lie a nice neighborhood with nice homes. It seems you have a higher elevation than immediate surroundings and a unique microclimate. Just curious, what's your average seasonal snowfall? Was this past winter an anomaly? Also, are your home values impacted by the unusually high snowfalls? Years ago I had a job offer in Buffalo NY, parts of which are subject to heavy lake effect snowfalls. The areas that are impacted are so precise that when you cross the line into lake effect areas, the house values drop, like for like.

[@gibblsworthiscool]

Normally we are 10 degrees cooler than the rest of the Wasatch front in Utah. Home values have stayed the same since most people know it snows on average 30% more than the valley floor historically. It’s a great place to live, we love it!

[@Superbates123]

@@gibblsworthiscool But what's your normal seasonal snowfall average and how much fell in last year's winter?

[@gibblsworthiscool]

last year was crazy high somewhere around 17 feet or something. Normally I think its around 10 feet. @@Superbates123

[@Superbates123]

@@gibblsworthiscool Wowzer. Even a normal winter brings much snow. However, it's beautiful. I'll check our Suncrest when I'm at Utah.

[@woswasdenni1914]

the danger is not to fall, its if it becomes an avalance and takes you with it.

[@gibblsworthiscool]

I wish it would come off that easily, fortunately the fall would only be a couple of feet into snow, the front of the house was much scarier