YOUR HOME IS YOUR SANCTUARY
PRO-TIPS ON HOW TO KEEP YOUR HOME LOOKING BRAND NEW!
Owning a home is a milestone that signifies stability, accomplishment, and the start of a new chapter filled with endless possibilities. It’s more than just acquiring a piece of property; it’s about creating a space that truly reflects who you are and provides a sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of the outside world.
Maintaining your home – both as a safety measure and for aesthetic beauty – is the key to ensuring it lasts as your sanctuary for years to come.
Check out our 5 Pro-Tip Videos on best practices for maintaining your:
TOP OF MIND HOME MAINTENANCE ITEMS
Owning a home is something to be proud of. It’s your sanctuary, your place to relax and unwind and be yourself. With this pride of ownership also comes the responsibility of ownership, a focus on both protecting your investment but also ensuring it looks as beautiful and is as comfortable as the day you moved in.
Heating & Air Conditioning
Change your heating and air conditioning filters regularly to ensure they work properly and to remove dirt and dust from the air.
Smoke Alarms
An absolute MUST – test your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors every month. Aside from the house, this could save your life.
Home Inspection
Inspect your home each season for signs of leakage, checking for moisture & dampness in areas like the basement and attic.
Prevent Flooding
For those weeks and weekends when you’re on vacation, shut off the water to your washing machine and dishwasher; this could potentially save you a big headache from flooding if a problem with the pipes develop.
Drainage
Make sure your gutters and downspouts are routinely cleaned out – you don’t want them to get clogged with leaves, branches and other debris. Not only will this help the appearance of your house but will also help prolong the life of your siding and other exterior elements like brick and stone. In addition, check and clean the window wells, drainage swales and catch basins periodically of leaves, branches and in the winter, ice and snow.
