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Spring Home Maintenance Tips

Getting your home ready for summer is important, to make sure that you can have a relaxing summer and don’t have to worry about doing maintenance once it’s warm out. 

Here are 5 home maintenance tips to do during the springtime!

1. Touch Up Paint

Paint is used to protect your home’s exterior from getting water damage and rotting, in addition to making your home look well-maintained and nice. 

Winters can damage paint – causing it to crack and peel, so touching up the paint on your home will help it stay protected for the rest of the year! 

2. Check Your Sprinkler System

Sprinklers should be shut off during the winter season, so when spring comes you’ll want to check to make sure that they are still in good condition! 

It is also important to check your sprinkler system before summer arrives, because if they are not working properly, the hot summer days will dry out your yard. Grass and greenery that are already scorched from the sun and lack of water are hard to bring back, and you’ll spend a good amount of the summer trying to revive them!

3. Look at the Gutters & Roof

Winter months can be hard on your home’s roof and gutters, so it is a good idea to get up there and make sure everything is in good shape before the summer comes. 

Many people get their roofs repaired or replaced during the summer, so if yours needs work on it, you’ll want to know before the roofing repair companies are booked out. In addition, the sun can be damaging to roofs, so this is another reason to make any repairs necessary before summer comes. 

Gutters also collect debris over the winter months, so you’ll want to make sure they’re draining properly and free of junk!

4. Replace Storm Windows with Screens

Screens are a great thing to have during the summer, because they help cool your home down and allow fresh air into your home. 

If you have storm windows that you have replaced the screens with, now is a great time to swap them! 

5. Schedule Maintenance

Everyone around you will likely start realizing around the beginning of summer that their home needs some maintenance done on it. 

This means that you should check your home and schedule any maintenance during the spring months, because it will be harder to get maintenance done during the busy season. 

Also, maintenance typically costs more during the summer because of the volume of people who need it, so you could save money by doing it sooner rather than later!

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