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As the summer heat begins to fade, it’s time to prepare your home for the cooler months ahead. Before bringing out sweaters and fall decor, tackle these essential maintenance tasks for comfort and savings as temperatures drop.
Remember to maintain your HVAC system by scheduling a professional inspection to ensure your furnace is in good condition and filters are replaced. Don't wait for a breakdown on the first cold night!
Check the weatherstripping around your windows and doors, and replace any worn or damaged sections. This helps keep warm air in and cold air out, making your home more energy-efficient and saving on heating costs.
A well-insulated attic is like a cozy blanket for your home. Check your attic insulation and add more if needed. Proper insulation keeps the heat inside and can significantly reduce your energy bills, making it a worthwhile investment.
Touch up peeling or fading paint on your home's exterior to boost curb appeal and protect it from the elements. Don’t forget to seal the wood on decks and railings for added protection.
It’s been through a lot this summer―barbecues, sprinkler fun, and fire pits. Ensure a lush lawn come spring by aerating the soil to loosen it up and allow nutrients to seep in, then seed any thin areas and bare patches.
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