Gutter Helmet Updates Corporate Website with Installer Search Tool

Gutter Helmet recently updated their corporate website with a tool that can make visitors’ searches for a certified installer in their respective areas easier. Through the new convenient zip code locator, the company can easily provide prospective customers a list of their gutter guard systems installers based across the country.

Found on the topmost portion of the website, the locator simply requests visitors to enter their respective zip codes. Once entered, the site will immediately provide a list of available installers with their complete address and contact information. Users can also receive directions to a dealer’s address regardless if they are going by car, public transportation, or walking.
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A Quick Look at the Role of Gutters in Pop Culture

Rain gutters are pretty important to a home when the rainy season comes. These implements direct the flow of water neatly and efficiently, moving it away from areas of the house you don’t want getting wet. Gutters are so important that it simply common sense to install one when purchasing a home.

Gutters, however, rarely take the spotlight in popular culture due to their function (which, to be honest, isn’t as exciting as that of a car). There are several things in pop culture, however, that use gutters as part of the story:

1. The Tom and Jerry cartoon Ah, Sweet Mouse-Story of Life had Tom climb a rain gutter to get to Jerry after falling 50 stories down a building. Tom’s attempt fails, however, as he falls down into a manhole.

2. The DreamWorks animated film Over the Hedge had the cast of animals connect a rain gutter to a tree in order to avoid a lawn booby-trapped for them.

3. David Gray used the gutter in his song Gutters in the Rain to symbolize the need to let go of the past and of the pain.

Like all the things in the world, the gutter can be used to tell a compelling story. All it needs is the right time and the right person who will utilize it.

A Quick Look at the Role of Gutters in Pop Culture

Rain gutters are pretty important to a home when the rainy season comes. These implements direct the flow of water neatly and efficiently, moving it away from areas of the house you don’t want getting wet. Gutters are so important that it simply common sense to install one when purchasing a home.

Gutters, however, rarely take the spotlight in popular culture due to their function (which, to be honest, isn’t as exciting as that of a car). There are several things in pop culture, however, that use gutters as part of the story:

1. The Tom and Jerry cartoon Ah, Sweet Mouse-Story of Life had Tom climb a rain gutter to get to Jerry after falling 50 stories down a building. Tom’s attempt fails, however, as he falls down into a manhole.

2. The DreamWorks animated film Over the Hedge had the cast of animals connect a rain gutter to a tree in order to avoid a lawn booby-trapped for them.

3. David Gray used the gutter in his song Gutters in the Rain to symbolize the need to let go of the past and of the pain.

Like all the things in the world, the gutter can be used to tell a compelling story. All it needs is the right time and the right person who will utilize it.