Extension Ladders with Stabilizers

Getting on and off a roof safely starts before anyone climbs a rung. Our extension ladders are fitted with stabilizer arms that spread the load across the roof edge, so the ladder isn't resting on your gutters or siding while a crew member goes up or down. It's basic equipment, but it's the piece that protects both the crew and the edge of your home on every visit, from a quick inspection to a full tear-off.

How the Stabilizers Work

The stabilizer arms bridge the ladder away from the fascia and gutter line, resting the weight on solid roof edge instead of thin metal that can bend or crack under repeated foot traffic.

Part of a Larger Access System

Ladder Hoists & Shingle Conveyors — material lifted mechanically once the ladder access is set, keeping loads off the ladder itself.
Scaffolding & Boom/Scissor Lifts — used alongside ladders on steep slopes or tall walls where a ladder alone isn't the right tool.
Full-Body Harnesses, Lanyards & Roof Anchors — fall protection set up once a crew reaches the roof surface.