My apartment is surrounded by pine trees. The pine sap is a nuisance. Any suggestions on removing the pine sap without damaging the paint?

Trim Overhanging Branches: Heavy branches are a major threat, especially during storms or heavy snowfall. A good rule of thumb is to keep tree limbs trimmed back at least ten feet from your roofline.

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