Fall is the best time to prepare your home for the coming winter season. This is when you have the most time to ensure your home is energy-efficient, safe and comfortable during the chilly winter months. To help you complete all the necessary home maintenance tasks, here’s a checklist to keep you on the right track:
The importance of insulation in your home can never be under-estimated. Here are some more insulation facts every homeowner should know, along with a few tips to help you make the right insulation choices for your home:
The attic of your home is an important space. It plays a role in how well your roof holds up over the years and also works to keep the rest of your home in good condition. The air in your attic can become stagnant if the area is not properly ventilated. This means it can contain moisture, as well as unpleasant odors. If the air does not flow through the attic sufficiently, the temperature can become too hot, damaging your roof and causing issues inside your home.
Insulation plays an integral part in ensuring that your home is comfortable during extreme months, and helps you cut down on your energy costs. This happens as insulation restricts the loss of heat during winter thus keeping the home warm and at the same time lowering your heating bills, as well as keeping your home cool during hot summer months.
Fall is a great time to tackle all those home maintenance tasks plaguing your to-do list. To get the most from your efforts, it's important to know how to complete the job correctly. Here are a few home maintenance myths that you need to know about:
Insulation in your walls and attic will help regulate your indoor air temperature, however, insufficient air sealing may be causing air leaks. Here are four common problem areas in every home where air may be escaping:
The kitchen serves as the primary gathering spot for many families, both during their daily activities and on special occasions. It's natural for homeowners to want to design a kitchen that's aesthetically pleasing. However, many people select kitchen finishes that are difficult to maintain because they look nice. Check out a few easy-to-care-for finishes that also elevate the look of your space:
Controlling the level of comfort in your home involves more than simply setting the thermostat at the ideal temperature. The moisture content within your house can affect your comfort, increase your energy bills and cause mold to grow throughout your interior. Thankfully, you can control the moisture in your home once you understand how it moves from room to room.
Energy Audit involves a critical study of equipment, operations and processes with the aim of identifying energy-saving opportunities that can help to lower energy bills, without impacting production volumes, safety or quality. Through energy audits, individual homeowners or organizations can compare their energy consumption to that of other entities.
Roof inspection
Your roof is likely to take a beating over the monsoon season, so make sure it’s in top shape before the season hits; if part of your roof fails, it’s going to cost you much, much more to fix the damage than it would to avert that damage in the first place.
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