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3 Reasons to Follow Your Gut and Get Leaf Guards

It’s official. Fall has fallen and it’s all over the place. Evidence of your tree’s last hurrah before the winter (or worse, maybe your neighbor’s tree), can still be found in stockpiles at the corner of your house or driveway. And then, of course, there are the rain gutters. One glance at the gutter that seems to floweth over has you feeling like your rain gutters are a real punch in the gut. Whether you’ve invested in the seamless aluminum gutters (inherited, if you were lucky) or you’re working with section gutters, the sludge of leaves and questionable new life growth...

How to Clean & Maintain Vinyl Siding

Protect Your Siding From Trees & Shrubs Vinyl siding is not as susceptible to rot and wear as wood. However, it can crack and puncture. You can keep your siding in excellent condition by trimming any shrubbery or trees that are in direct contact with the house. This will help to prevent damage to the material. You will need to replace any section that is severely damaged since the siding can be pulled off by strong winds. Cleaning Vinyl Siding You should clean your vinyl siding once a year to keep it looking great. A hose, sponge, stiff-bristle brush and bucket are all you...