How do I prepare my home for fall?
We often meet clients who ask us about the different ways to prepare for each upcoming season. Since fall has just begun we want to offer 4 easy steps for fall home readiness. As roofing, siding and gutter experts we handle many of the important aspects of fall home maintenance. Check out the ways you can prepare your home for the upcoming season.
1: Baby Your Roof
 Although many homeowners ignore their roofing system until it is severely damaged and water is leaking into their home, it is a better idea to routinely maintain your roof. Taking care of your roof, or babying it, will ensure your roof will last for many years to come. Schedule routine fall roof maintenance as soon as possible. Having your roof inspected and maintained before cold weather strikes will save you from costly damages, wasted energy and potential roofing problems down the road.
Although many homeowners ignore their roofing system until it is severely damaged and water is leaking into their home, it is a better idea to routinely maintain your roof. Taking care of your roof, or babying it, will ensure your roof will last for many years to come. Schedule routine fall roof maintenance as soon as possible. Having your roof inspected and maintained before cold weather strikes will save you from costly damages, wasted energy and potential roofing problems down the road.
2: Blanket Your Home
As you pull out the blankets for your own bed, think about your home’s insulation. Inspect your current insulation for any damages. If you think your home is lacking insulation, contact our specialists to discuss the options available for insulating your home better. Also take the time to check for any drafts so you can seal them up before cold weather strikes.
3: Scrutinize the Siding
 Siding is not only the first thing people will notice about your home, it is also a critical component in energy efficiency for your home. Inspect your siding for any damages that may have occurred over the summer season. And if your siding is damaged or is in need of replacement, give us a call. We will be happy to help you make your home more energy efficient through proper siding.
Siding is not only the first thing people will notice about your home, it is also a critical component in energy efficiency for your home. Inspect your siding for any damages that may have occurred over the summer season. And if your siding is damaged or is in need of replacement, give us a call. We will be happy to help you make your home more energy efficient through proper siding.
4: Strategize for Safety
If you don’t already have a safety plan in place for you and your family, strategize one now. A good home safety plan should include escape routes and pre-determined meeting places. Also be sure to check all your smoke detectors and replace old batteries.
If you need assistance with preparing your home for fall, let us know. We will be happy to help you with fall home readiness.
