Professional heat cable installation throughout the Wasatch Front and surrounding Rocky Mountain communities. Based in Murray, Utah, our team serves communities across the Wasatch Front. Installation availability beyond our core service area is confirmed by project location and scope. Nationwide design and estimates are available. We respond within 1 business day. Measurements and voltage are optional; “not sure” is welcome. We specialize in GutterMelt self-regulating (SR) heat tape for roofs, gutters and downspouts, and we have a master electrician on staff.
Our Team’s Heat Cable Experience
- Over 28 Years Experience
- Thousands of Projects Completed
- Millions of Feet of Cable Installed
Put our team’s experience to work on your roof, gutter and downspout heating project—from system design to installation.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Send photos of your roof and ice problem. Our design team will help identify your next steps—within one business day.
Photos and measurements are optional. Start with what you have; “not sure” is welcome.
Call 801-262-2950 · design@rockymountainheatcable.com
Our Installation Service Area
Based in Murray, Utah, our professional installation team accepts residential and commercial heat cable projects in Salt Lake County, Davis County, Weber County, Utah County and Summit County, including Park City. Installation is subject to site review, project scope, safe access and scheduling. Share your city or ZIP code when you request an installation assessment. For projects elsewhere, we provide nationwide design consultations and estimates.
What to Expect from Your Installation
1. Assessment and Drainage Planning
We review the ice problem, roof and gutter materials, eaves, valleys, downspouts and discharge points. The assessment considers safe access, mounting methods and the full route meltwater needs to follow. Roofing, gutter, insulation or ventilation issues may require separate attention.
2. Written Scope and Scheduling
We discuss the proposed cable layout, materials, controls and installation responsibilities. Your written agreement identifies the scope and scheduling arrangements. Weather, roof conditions, access and material availability affect when the work can be performed.
3. Electrical Coordination
The proposed supply voltage, circuit capacity, cold-start limits, controls and required protection are reviewed for the system. Responsibility for any new circuits, electrical connections, permits or other electrical work is identified in the written scope and coordinated with the qualified electrician responsible for that work.
4. Installation and System Testing
Cable, mounting components, connections, supports and controls are installed according to the supplied product instructions and the agreed scope. The installation process includes the applicable manufacturer-required checks and recorded test readings, including insulation-resistance testing where specified, before the system is energized.
5. Handoff and Operating Guidance
We review system operation and controls with you, including when to activate the system, what it is intended to heat and how to recognize a concern. The project handoff includes the applicable product instructions, warranty information and installation/test records specified in your agreement.
6. Follow-Up and Workmanship Coverage
Workmanship coverage is governed by your written installation agreement, including its scope, duration, exclusions and service process. Review those terms before work begins. The 10-year limited manufacturer cable warranty is separate and does not establish a ten-year installation-labor warranty. Contact us if you need help identifying which coverage applies.
A Complete Drainage System
Heat cable is designed to maintain selected meltwater paths through eaves, gutters and downspouts. It does not remove the entire roof snow load or repair an underlying roof leak. The proposed layout, electrical supply and controls should fit the property and the conditions being addressed.
Our Heat Cable Projects
A few roof-edge installations from our team’s project photos.
Request an Installation Assessment
Our team’s heat cable experience: 28+ years in the heat cable business, over 2 million feet of heat cable installed and more than 10,000 heat cable projects completed.
Your information is used to respond to this installation inquiry. For preparation, review our measurement checklist. Electricians and installers outside our local service area can register interest in our referral network. Preferred dates are requests only; we will confirm assessment availability and scheduling with you.