No one wants to think about Winter in the summertime, but if you take a little time each month in the Summer and Fall to do some home maintenance tasks, you can protect your house from harsh winter elements, and avoid emergency repairs.
Eleven Home and Yard Maintenance Projects to Tackle Now
Follow this list of seasonal projects to keep your home in good condition.
The combination of Winter weather and overuse during the holidays is usually a cause for untimely breakdowns of functional parts of your home. December is too busy of a month to drop everything and try your own handiwork. Imagine how nice it would be to get budget-friendly assistance at the press of a button!
The arctic temperatures we’ve experienced all across North America have served as a brutal eye opener to the damage mother nature can bring upon our homes. One thing is certain: the month of January taught us the importance of weather proofing our most prized possessions. Good thing, because the winter season is only halfway over and we’ll surely endure another arctic blast or two. Be sure to carefully review the following crucial tips and measures to protect your plumbing, furnace, and electric. Then, simply #MakeARequest on GetAssist to be connected with top-ranked pros near you to aid in the safeguarding process.
We’ve all heard horror stories about unanticipated home issues during the chilly months. Why risk a mishap (and some serious denial) when we can address potential issues right now? Check out some of these to-do’s to get your home ready for the cold stretch. Read more
‘Tis the season of pumpkin picking, apple cider sipping and taking in the beautiful changing landscapes. As the leaves start to fall, and the breeze turns crisper and colder, you may sense the ever-approaching blustery winter weather. Colder weather isn’t just hard on us; it’s hard on our homes. Running the furnace or utilizing the woodstove is constant wear-and-tear on these appliances. Not to mention the fluctuating temperatures, high winds, and heavy snowfalls are hard on a home’s foundation, chimney, roof, and overall structure.
