This is the best selling aluminum roof rake by a long mile and it's easy to see why. The overall manufacture if superior and the reach you get with the Garelick is extremely impressive - plus when used at its full extension it remains as user-friendly as it does on the shorter lengths. It removes snow from the roof and eaves with relative ease, with the added benefit of reducing the likelihood of ice-damage setting in over the winter months.
The blade is a generous 24" wide and the weight is good enough to make short work of snow removal, without being heavy enough to cause drag on the arms and shoulders. There's a few grips in relation to it being flimsy - which is an easy fix. Simply use stainless steel nuts and bolts when assembling it. Used when the first snowfall hits you really will save yourself some expensive roof repairs further down the line. Highly recommended.



This is the best plastic roof rake and comes from the well known brand Suncast. A trusted name, the Suncast has a good width to the blade, 24", is lightweight enough to use at its full extension yet rugged enough to deal with the task at hand. The blade won't damage shingles and the initial assembly is pretty straightforward.
If you want to shovel snow off the roof, the sturdy design of the Midwest Snow Rake will get the job done in a snap. This is one for those with a single story home as the reach is a mid-length 16ft. However, what it does do is adequately remove snow without complaint - and it's pretty easy to put together out the box.
This is an alternative to the usual roof rake designs - when it comes to snow roof removal the design is incredibly innovative and it's a breeze to use. The usual labor associated with roof snow shovels is lessened yet more by the way in which it works. You simply position the Avalanche where you need it and the snow comes sliding right down the chute - awesome!
This is a five star rated product and another of the five best roof rakes on the market. Well received by previous purchasers, the manufacture consists of a flat shovel head that you slide beneath the snow, around the roof edge. The snow simply slides over the shovel, off the roof - result.
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