Lakeland
County seatFirst called Alapaha, then Milltown, and renamed for Grand Bay Lake, Lake Irma and Banks Lake; 2,875 people lived here in 2020. The Robert Simpson III Nature Trail keeps 75 acres of pine and hardwood inside city limits.
In Lakeland, around Banks Lake and out along US 84 at Stockton, Gutter Solutions LLC puts up one-piece gutters, covers them with Rhino micro-mesh and repairs what Idalia and Helene left bent.
Downtown Lakeland or a lake road, the visit and estimate are free.
Lanier County, Georgia, has one city and a lot of water, and Gutter Solutions LLC covers all of it with seamless gutters, Rhino guards and repairs. The 2020 Census counted every resident of the county as rural.
First called Alapaha, then Milltown, and renamed for Grand Bay Lake, Lake Irma and Banks Lake; 2,875 people lived here in 2020. The Robert Simpson III Nature Trail keeps 75 acres of pine and hardwood inside city limits.
A 4,049-acre national wildlife refuge of cypress, marsh and hardwood swamp near Lakeland, run from the Okefenokee refuge. Cypress shed their needles every fall, so houses near the lake get a second litter season on top of pine straw.
A census place of 135 people on US 84, chartered in 1876 until the charter was repealed in 1995. Tobacco, turpentine, pine lumber and pulpwood come off the land around it.
Nearly all of Lanier drains to the Alapaha River, which passes Lakeland on its way to the Suwannee. On lower ground toward the river, where each downspout empties matters as much as the gutter above it.
Both were federal disaster declarations here. Add the county’s housing, and four problems stand out.
The National Weather Service logged about three-quarters of Lanier without power after Hurricane Idalia, with roads closed by fallen trees. A limb that glances off an eave bends the run and pops hangers even when the roof survives.
At a storm visit we check every run. Kinked sections get new seamless lengths; sound runs are re-hung into solid fascia and resealed.
Hurricane Helene left nearly every customer in the county without power, and the Weather Service issued an extreme wind warning for the Valdosta area. Anything patched after Idalia faced a second test.
Patches come out. Runs are replaced rather than spliced and hung on hidden hangers at close spacing.
About 36 percent of Lanier’s housing units are manufactured homes, more than one in three. Many have a short overhang and a narrower edge to fasten to than the fascia board on a site-built house.
We look at what the edge is fastened to before quoting and write the method into the estimate. Downspouts empty well away from the piers and tie-downs.
Half of Lanier’s homes were built in 1996 or later, about 42 percent in 2000 or after. On a house that age with its first gutters, look for opening seams, loose hangers and too few outlets.
Worn sectional runs come down and one-piece runs go up, with enough outlets for the roof above. That is replacing worn-out gutters, measured and priced first.
Lanier’s roofs catch three kinds of litter. Pine drops needles all year, the cypress around Banks Lake shed theirs every fall, and pecans add catkins in spring and leaves after harvest. Idalia uprooted pecan trees here, and UGA Extension ranked Lanier among the counties with the most orchard damage.
Without guards, plan on clearing the gutters in late spring, once the catkins and pollen are down, and again after the fall drop, with an extra check after big summer storms under heavy trees. Our guide sets out a seasonal cleaning schedule in full.
With Rhino micro-mesh on, most of that turns into a quick sweep and a look down the downspouts.
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Yes. Where a porch or carport roof meets the home, water from both roofs lands in one corner, so that corner gets its own outlet and a downspout carried clear of the steps. We check what the home’s edge can hold before quoting.
If several joints leak or the runs no longer hold their pitch, replace them; one-piece runs leave no patched joints to fail. If one section is damaged on a straight gutter, repair it. We will show you which at the estimate.
Yes. Cypress drop short, fine needles on small twigs, exactly what slips through a coarse screen. Rhino micro-mesh is fine enough to keep them on top, where they dry out and mostly blow away.
No. Georgia’s community affairs department lists neither Lanier County nor Lakeland among the governments with a historic preservation ordinance. If your neighborhood has its own covenants, check color and profile rules there.
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Send your address by call or text, with the kind of home and what hangs over the roof. We tape each run, check the edge it hangs from and hand you the job in writing; nothing is scheduled until you say so.
Call or text(912) 202-0537Lakeland, Stockton and all of Lanier County. We handle the gutters; roofing we leave to roofers.
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