As the leaves change and we embrace fall's cozy vibes, it's the perfect time to get your home ready for the colder months. A little maintenance now can save you from "scary" repairs later. Here are a few tips to keep your home warm and efficient this winter: | | |
 | Debris clogs your gutters, leading to water damage and leaks. Before winter, take time to clear them out and ensure that water can flow freely. |  | There’s nothing worse than discovering your heat isn’t working when the cold hits! Schedule an inspection to make sure everything is running efficiently. |  | Inspect the seals around your windows and doors and apply caulk or weather stripping where needed to keep the warmth in and the cold out. | | |
 | Test Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors With increased heat use, it’s crucial to ensure your smoke / carbon monoxide detectors are functioning properly. Replace batteries and test each unit to keep your family safe. |  | A damaged roof / chimney can lead to costly repairs if not addressed before winter. Look for loose or missing shingles and make sure your chimney is clear of obstructions and in good condition. |  | Drain garden hoses, shut off exterior water supply, and insulate exposed pipes to prevent freezing. For sprinkler systems, blow out any remaining water to avoid damage. | | |
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