Winter Home Prep

Ensuring your home is winter-ready holds significant importance for various reasons. It not only contributes to a warm and inviting atmosphere but also promotes energy efficiency, leading to lower heating expenses. Furthermore, preparing for winter safeguards your property from potential damage caused by freezing temperatures and adverse weather conditions, all while ensuring the safety and comfort of your family.

Check your roof for loose or damaged shingles and make necessary repairs. A well-maintained roof helps prevent leaks and heat loss.

 

GUTTER CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

Remove leaves and debris from gutters and downspout to prevent ice dams and water damage. Ensure proper drainage to avoid ice buildup.

 

HEATING SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

Schedule a professional HVAC inspection to ensure your heating system is working efficiently. Clean or replace filters, check for any issues, and make necessary repairs.

 

WEATHERPROOFING WINDOWS & DOORS

Install weatherstripping and caulk around windows and doors to prevent drafts. Consider adding insulation to your attic and walls to improve overall energy efficiency.

 

EMERGENCY SUPPLIES

As Colorado can experience severe winter weather, it's a good idea to stock up on emergency supplies. This includes non-perishable food, bottled water, blankets, flashlights, batteries, and a battery-powered or hand-crank radio.