I sympathize- I'm that way myself, but that doesn't stop my neighbor next door who owns a lawncare business and has a love affair with his leaf blower. every. single. day :(You might consider offering to let her out of her lease with no penalty.

I hop up on the roof with a leaf blower and blow all the stuff out.

We had a 12 ft solid pipe run with 2 90's.So I put the leaf blower into the dryer exhaust vent in the dryer door assembly.Man it blew everything out ..... but don't forget to put a towel around the opening as the blowback will be all over you :)good luck

Yes, the ex was the comptroller for Boise Cascade paper mill in LA a few thousand acres of long leaf pines are depleted, I can see trees being improvements as well.

And, contrary to what you may have heard, as long as I do not engage in illegal discrimination I am NOT required to follow the exact same process with each applicant.It makes it much easier to defend against a claim of illegal discrimination if I take the exact same steps, in the exact same order with every applicant, but that is all it does.As for the 'trick' of putting a name at the top of the application list, in the real world of lawyers and discovery, that fig leaf won't protect anything.The best way to not be successfully sued is to treat people the way you would like to be treated.

The property consists of a three unit, 5,744 +/- square foot retail building that is 100% leased to Starbucks, Subway, and Orange Leaf.

I'd guess you would be getting into a tough time right now as we get post leaf peeping and pre-skiing and the holidays.  

Raking leaves or blowing leaves, same concept, buy good leaf rake, less than $20.  

Connect the copper to the leaf blower so it bypasses the weed-whacker.  

You tow a small trailer with a tiny econo-car (Swift, Geo, Leaf, etc) for running around and the trailer can be towed by the RV to do real hardware store runs for drywall and lumber.