In the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee homeowners are preparing for “pollen” season. If you have experienced this you know exactly what we are talking about. One night you go to bed and everything is normal and the next day you wake up and your car is basically green. Those that have allergies can sometimes get a sinus infection or struggle through pollen season as they are always near a box of tissues. With pollen being so prevalent in the south many homeowners and renters may wonder if it is wise to get their gutters fixed or cleaned out before pollen season.
Pollen sticks to almost anything it touches. Although pollen is not extremely heavy it does add weight to anything it is attached to. If you have gutters that have accumulated leaves, sticks or other debris from the winter months you may find that pollen causes your gutters to sag. One way to avoid this concern is to install the Gutterglove Gutter Protection system. You can learn more on how it works here. If you have any concerns about the longevity or strength of your current gutters it may be time to get the fixed or updated.
If you have any questions as it relates to pollen, debris or leaves that are stuck in your gutters do not hesitate to reach out to us today. We can help you better understand what options are available moving forward. Instead of sending the teenagers out to clean out the gutters once a month it may be a wise investment to get the Gutterglove gutter protection system professional installed on your house.
If you are a renter and you have noticed ongoing problems with your gutters you may want to contact your landlord or homeowner and let them know the gutters are not performing the way in which they should. If you continue to let these gutter sag or fall down you may end up having to pay for an installation of brand new gutters according to the lease agreement you signed. Either way, it is best to stay ahead of problems rather than letting them build up over time.
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