Pine needles are basically the “leaves” of the Pine Tree. They commonly shed year-round, which is problematic when trees are located near gutters. Needles either shed individually or in small clumps of 3-4 connected needles. Pine needles are relatively lightweight and have a tendency to blow long distances. It is not uncommon for pine needles to blow 150 feet from the base of the tree, especially in stronger winds. If you have pine trees in your yard, you may also find pine cones blocking your gutters. Talk to us about the best gutter guard for pine needles.
What started as a gutter and gutter guard job morphed into full-blown exterior renovation that included a new roof paid for by insurance.
If you live in Ohio, Tennessee, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, or Pennsylvania, Gutter Guards Direct can get your gutter system to work the way you’ve always wanted it to. Contact us for a free assessment.
