- Check and clean gutters: After winter, your gutters may be clogged with leaves, debris, or ice dams. Clean them out to prevent water damage and ensure proper drainage.
- Inspect and repair roof: Winter weather can cause damage to your roof, such as loose or missing shingles. Inspect your roof for any signs of damage and repair as needed to prevent leaks and other issues.
- Service your HVAC system: Get your HVAC system serviced before the hot weather arrives. Clean or replace filters, check for any leaks, and make sure your air conditioning system is functioning properly.
- Clean windows and screens: Spring is a great time to clean your windows and screens to let in more natural light and fresh air. Wash windows inside and out, and clean or replace window screens.
- Test and clean outdoor equipment: Test your outdoor equipment such as lawn mowers, trimmers, and irrigation systems to make sure they are in good working condition. Clean them and perform any necessary maintenance tasks to keep them running smoothly.
- Inspect and maintain your deck or patio: Check your deck or patio for any signs of damage or wear, such as loose boards, splinters, or rot. Clean and reseal if necessary to protect against moisture and extend their lifespan.
- Check for pest infestations: Warmer weather may bring out pests such as ants, termites, or rodents. Inspect your home for any signs of infestations and take appropriate measures to eliminate them.
- Clean and organize your garage: Spring is a great time to clean and organize your garage. Sweep or pressure wash the floor, declutter, and organize tools, equipment, and other items for easy access.
- Inspect and clean outdoor lighting: Check your outdoor lighting fixtures and replace any burnt-out bulbs. Clean the fixtures and remove any debris to ensure proper illumination and enhance curb appeal.
- Update your landscaping: Trim trees, shrubs, and hedges, and plant new flowers or plants to freshen up your landscaping. Mulch flower beds and fertilize as needed to promote healthy growth.
Remember, these are general tips and the specific tasks may vary depending on your region and the condition of your home. It’s always a good idea to consult with a professional or refer to your home owner’s manual for specific recommendations.