Apr 16 2008
Spring Home Maintenance & Cleaning Tips
When it comes to spring, I think of budding flowers, gardening and baseball. But as a homeowner, there’s more to think about. When spring is in the air and the cold days of winter have finally passed, it’s time to get your home ready for spring. The best way to do that is with good ol’ maintenance and some fresh spring cleaning.
Regular home maintenance will preserve the value in your home and keep minor problems from escalating into major ones. If you own a Woodhill home, you know that Woodhill Homes provides every homeowner with a 1 year in-house warranty, along with a 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty® at closing. However, brand new or charmingly old, every home needs regular maintenance. Regardless of what kind of home you own, you can find a comprehensive Spring Home Maintenance List at 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty® web site. Having seen homes in a variety of conditions in my line of work, I encourage all homeowners to not forget the importance of regular scheduled seasonal home maintenance to keep systems and structures in top condition.
In addition to maintenance, most homes also need a thorough cleaning each spring. To get started and help stay on track in your spring cleaning fest, here’s some handy, printable Spring Cleaning Checklists. Since Woodhill Homes builds energy-efficient and environmentally homes that are certified by Earth Advantage and Energy Star, it only makes sense to have eco-friendly housekeeping practices in a Woodhill Home. For more information on green cleaning methods, here is a great resource for some environmentally friendly cleaning recipes that are inexpensive and easy to make at home. So, roll up the shirt sleeves, mix up some earth-friendly cleaning solutions and have at it. You’ll have a fresh, clean home ready for your enjoyment all spring and summer long.
by Kathy Pomper, Broker
Taft Dire LLC
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