Mars Library Faces Water Damage from Ice Dams
Mars Library Faces Water Damage from Ice Dams
US · Published Feb 5, 2026
The Mars Area Public Library in Pennsylvania is experiencing significant water damage due to ice dams.
Ice dams form when snow melts and refreezes on the roof's edge, blocking drainage and causing water to seep into the building.
Preventing ice dams involves proper insulation, ventilation, and regular snow removal to protect buildings from costly water damage.
Pennsylvania library suffers substantial water damage from ice
The Mars Area Public Library in Pennsylvania is currently grappling with substantial water damage resulting from ice dams. Ice dams develop when snow on a roof melts and subsequently refreezes at the edge, obstructing proper drainage and causing water to infiltrate the building. Library personnel have been diligently studying these ice formations while actively working to alleviate the damage.
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