•Schedule an appointment with your HVAC contractor before they get booked up. You want to ensure that your AC is in good working condition before the weather gets hot.
•Inspect your attic for leaks, mould, that the insulation is intact, and no critters have taken up residence over the winter.
•If your property is equipped with a sump pump, test to ensure that it is working properly.
•Inspect the basement or foundation for cracks and look for mould and leaks around windows.
•Have your roof inspected for missing shingles, tiles, or holes.
•Clean gutters and downspouts and patch holes in your gutters if necessary.
•Assess the outside foundation and exterior walls of your property for cracks or damage.
•If you have a chimney, check for damage or blockages.
•Check seals around windows and doors and re-seal if necessary to prevent water damage and reduce your energy costs.
•Clean screens and replace or repair them if damaged.
•Check fences and decks for wear and tear.
•If you have a barbecue, refill or replace the propane tank if necessary.
•Stock up on yard waste bags.
Remember regular preventative maintenance will help maintain the value of your home and nip small problems in the bud before they become big, expensive problems.
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