Before it gets too cold out, do some household preventive maintenance. Now is a good time to walk around the outside of your house and check for missing shingles and damaged siding. While you’re out there, inspect the foundation for cracks and breaks. If you find problems, call service providers for repair estimates. Schedule an appointment to have your furnace inspected, too.
In addition to cleaning your gutters and raking leaves, clear out dead plant materials from your yard. Plan to do a few things each week so you aren’t overwhelmed with a full weekend of yard work. Schedule each of these chores on your calendar so you don’t forget to get them done.
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