Northern Utah company unveils a website dedicated to professional heat tape and ice dam prevention services across the Wasatch Front and Wasatch Back.
Ogden, UT (PRUnderground) September 9th, 2026
As homeowners in Northern Utah prepare for another winter of snow and freezing temperatures, a new local resource is drawing attention to a problem that often goes unnoticed until it causes damage. Lion Flow, an Ogden-based company, has launched a website focused specifically on preventing ice dams with heat tape, also known as heat cable. The site gives homeowners information about how heat cable can manage ice buildup along rooflines and provides details about Lion Flow's professional installation services.
Lion Flow was founded by Zander Caffall, who grew up working in home remodeling before moving into roofing and gutter services. His experience with gutter installation, replacement, repair, cleaning, gutter guards, and soffit and fascia services throughout Northern Utah supports the company's heat tape installation services. Heat tape gives homeowners a way to help address drainage problems that can develop around the roofline during colder weather.
"Heat tape isn't something most homeowners think about until winter weather creates a problem," said Caffall. "After an ice dam forms and they do need it, they're often trying to figure out what it does and what kind of system is right for their home. We created the site to answer those questions and give homeowners a place to start."
Ice dams form when snow melts during the day and refreezes at night, and the repeated cycle pushes water under shingles, into decking and trusses, and eventually into ceilings and walls. The website explains why full protection extends beyond the roofline, since meltwater still freezes inside untreated gutters and downspouts. It also outlines what separates professional systems from consumer-grade kits.
Caffall pointed to timing as one of the site's core messages for homeowners. "Spring, summer, and fall are all great times to install heat cable; anytime before the winter hits," Caffall said. "The goal is to have the system in place before the ice ever forms."
Homeowners looking for a heat tape contractor in Ogden, or the surrounding area, can use the new site to request a free heat tape installation estimate, which begins with an on-site walkthrough of the eaves, rakes, and valleys before any price is quoted.
To learn more about Lion Flow or to get an estimate for heat tape installation, call (801) 600-5661 or visit HeatTapeUtah.com.
