- Power wash the outside of your home. Heat and humidity can cause mold to grow on your home’s exterior.
- Inspect your deck for rotten boards that need replacement. Also check if the deck need to be restained. Do not “paint.” It will peel off.
- Upgrade old windows and doors. Replace/repair damaged screens. Check the sealant around the indoor and outdoor windows with vinegar,water and lint-free cloths.
- Check your roof and the home’s exterior and make repairs.
- Add new additions to your garden. Prune flowers, bushes and trees. Consider adding mulch for a clean appearance and to reduce weeds. Check hoses and faucets for drips and leaks.
- Clean and tune up your lawnmower.
- Clean your grill inside and out. Use a grill scrapper or brush and empty the drip tray.
- Inspect your gutters including guards and downspouts. Remove leaves and debris and make sure water is flowing properly.
- Paint. Exterior painting is best done at the beginning or end of summer when temperatures and humidity are lower.
- Check your home’s insulation and seal any gaps.
- Inspect your attic and basement for evidence of pests, insects, water damage, mld, or mildew.
- Clean drier vents. They could be a fire hazard.
- Clean refrigerat0r coils to maximize efficiency. Gently, vacuum or wipe away dust.
- Wash range hood filter, if oil and grease have built up.
- Schedule a cleaning/service for your HVAC system.
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