Keeping up with home maintenance can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! This free home maintenance checklist makes it easier for you to stay on top of your tasks and keep your home clean, safe, and comfortable. Here’s the checklist to follow throughout the year!
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Monthly Task
Taking care of small tasks each month can make a lot of difference! It prevents a bigger problem down the road. Here’s some things you need to check regularly.
- Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
- Replace HVAC filters for better air quality
- Wipe down kitchen cabinets and deep clean appliances using these
- Scrub bathroom grout and check for mold
- Dust surfaces, vacuum carpets and rugs, inspect furniture for wear
- Rotate mattresses, wash bedding and organize closets
Read: Decluttering Small Spaces and Getting Organized Again
Seasonal Maintenance
Spring
- Deep clean windows and screens
- Inspect the roof for damage
- Clean and organize storage spaces, I recommend this storage.box
- Check plumbing for leaks
Summer
- Check air conditioning system
- Inspect fences and decks for wear
- Power wash the exterior if needed
- Trim trees and bushes
Fall
- Clean gutters before heavy rain
- Seal any gaps in windows and doors
- Check the heating system before winter
- Deep clean carpets and furniture
Winter
- Check for drafts and add insulation if needed
- Keep an eye on pipes to prevent freezing
- Clean and maintain major appliances
Annual Tasks
Once a year, take time to do a full home maintenance check.
- Check for pest infestations
- Review home security, test emergency systems, declutter storage spaces
- Refresh paint, check flooring for damage, clean upholstery
- Inspect plumbing and fix minor leaks before they worsen
A well-maintained home saves you a ton of money and stress in the long run. This home maintenance checklist would make things less overwhelming.
Start small and stay consistent. Let me know how it works for you!
Cheers,
Abbey
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