Check Your Home for Necessary Seasonal Repair This Spring

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As the season turns to spring, it is a good time to check your home and see how the winter months have impacted your property. Once the snow, ice, wind, and freezing temperatures subside, that is a great time to check for any seasonal repairs are needed. 

Springtime Homeowner Tips 

  • Have your roof inspected. Freezing and thawing can damage your roof. Have it checked to ensure there are no leaks, loose or damaged shingles, or other repairs needed.  
  • Fix any ceiling stains. You may have a ceiling stain if your roof had a leak. First fix the leak, then fix this stain. Moisture can lead to mold or mildew, so address the stain before it becomes a larger problem.
  • Inspect windows and doors. Look for broken or bent hinges, frames or edges. It's also a great time to inspect for holes in your screens.
  • Consider resealing your driveway. Water seeps into the driveway during the winter, which can create cracks. Have the driveway resealed to prevent further cracking.
  • Check your fences. Repair or replace any loose slats or rot on your fences.
  • Clean gutters and downspouts. Leaves can weigh things down, while ice dams can bend or break gutters. Check them on your own or call a professional if you're not comfortable with it!
  • Inspect faucets and hoses. Turn them on to ensure water is running as it should. If the water pressure is too low, a pipe inside your home may need to be fixed. 

After your home is ready for spring, get out there and enjoy the nice weather. Happy Spring! 

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