From one of our favorite inspection companies in the Charlotte metro area, Pillar to Post, come the following 10 top tips on getting your home's outdoor maintenance done early in the spring season. Early spring is the perfect time to start your outdoor maintenance projects. Get these project done early in the season and all you'll need to do for the rest of the spring and summer months is relax and enjoy your home's outdoor space.
And if you're thinking about selling your home during the spring/summer months, getting a jump start on these projects will help get your home sold faster and for top dollar!
Pillar-To-Post's 10 Outdoor Home Maintenance Tips To Get Your Home Ready For Spring And Summer:
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Clear away debris and dead foliage from flowerbeds.
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Inspect hose connections to ensure there are no leaks.
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Replace damaged window screens and weather stripping.
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Clean your fireplace and/or wood-burning stove and flue.
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Make sure your lawn mower, weed wacker and other tools are in good working order.
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Clean and repair your patio furniture and inspect your deck for loose or rotten boards.
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Trim back shrubs and vines that are growing near your air conditioning unit and dryer vent.
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Inspect and clean your gutters and make sure downspouts drain away from your foundation.
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Patch up any cracks you find around foundation and driveways before they spread further.
- Inspect your roof for cracked or missing shingles and trim branches that hang over the top of your roof.
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These spring home maintenance tips are brought to you by Nina Hollander and Carolinas Realty Partners, Coldwell Banker, your Charlotte metro area residential real estate experts.
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