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Quick Winter Home Maintenance Checklist for Langley Homeowners

Quick Winter Home Maintenance Checklist for Langley Homeowners

As temperatures drop, a little prep goes a long way toward keeping your home warm, safe, and running smoothly. Here are a few simple winter maintenance tips every homeowner should take care of:

1. Clear Your Gutters

Clogged gutters can freeze, overflow, and cause water damage. A quick clean keeps melting snow moving away from your home.

2. Check Weatherstripping

Drafty doors and windows let heat escape and raise your energy bill. Replace worn-out seals to keep things cozy.

3. Service Your Furnace

A quick filter change and tune-up help your system run efficiently all winter long. It also prevents mid-season breakdowns.

4. Protect Exterior Pipes

Insulate exposed pipes and disconnect hoses so they do not freeze and burst during cold snaps.

5. Test Smoke & CO Detectors

Winter means heaters running and windows closed. Make sure your alarms are working properly.

6. Stock Up on Winter Essentials

Salt, shovels, driveway grit, and an extra bag of firewood can make a big difference on stormy days.

A little maintenance now helps avoid bigger expenses later and keeps your home comfortable all season.

If you ever need contractor recommendations or want a full home readiness check, I am always happy to help.

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