Spring Maintenance Checklist for your home.

Spring Maintenance Checklist

March 13, 20252 min read

Welcome the spring season of renewal with a fresh start for your home

Homeowners take action and use the checklist to ensure your home is in top condition

Section 1: Exterior Maintenance

- Inspect the Roof: Look for missing or damaged shingles

- Clean Gutters and Downspouts: Prevent water damage by ensuring clear drainage

- Examine Siding and Windows: Check for cracks and seal any gaps

- Check for cracked bricks and missing mortar

- Check for freeze/thaw cracks in driveway and walks

- Prime and paint areas with peeling paint

- Check for signs of insects and pests

- Service the HVAC: Prepare your air conditioning for the warmer months ahead

- Inspect and fixing outdoor lighting

- Inspect basement and crawl space for moisture and cracks

Section 2: Landscaping and Outdoor Spaces

- Prepare Your Lawn: Remove debris, aerate, fertilize, and plan your landscaping

- Inspect Outdoor Faucets and Sprinklers: Ensure they're in working order

- Makes sure grading flows water away from house

- Start Your Garden: Plant flowers and vegetables that thrive in spring

- Servicing your outdoor equipment and tools

- Deck and patio care: cleaning, seal and necessary repairs

- Trim branches and brushes away from house

Section 3: Interior Maintenance

- Deep Clean Your Home: Areas overlooked windows, behind appliances, etc.

- Change out storm windows and install screens and lubricate your window channels

- Check Safety Devices: Test smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms

- Update Your Emergency Kit: Replace expired items and restock as necessary

- Reverse ceiling fans to direct heat upward

- Clean your dryer vent

- Check vents for birds, squirrels and other pests

- Change your filters

- Declutter and Organize: Embrace the spring-cleaning spirit to enhance your living space

The benefits of regular maintenance: saving money and avoiding future problems

Wish you a beautiful and enjoyable spring season in your well-maintained home

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