- Get your heating system serviced. Now is the time to have a technician come out to inspect your heating system and make sure it is clean and in good repair. You will be glad you did this when that first cold night arrives. Try to find a heating/air conditioning contractor that belongs to the Air Conditioning Contractors of America and employs certified technicians.
- Caulk and weather-strip windows and doors. Caulking is an inexpensive and simple way to save energy and improve comfort in your home. Be sure to seal any areas where water and air can slip into your home. The prime places where this can happen are gaps between the foundation and siding, cutouts for electrical conduits and pipes and all around windows and door frames. Replace any damaged weather stripping at the base of doors and windows to make sure they are effectively sealed.
- Make sure your roof is in good shape. Trust me, you are not going to want to go up on the roof in cold weather. Take the time now to inspect it and make any repairs necessary. It will serve you well to deal with roof issues now so that you’re not scrambling to get things fixed before the first big winter storm.
- Make sure your fireplace is in good working order. There’s nothing better on that first, cold Fall day than curling up in front of a warm fire. And there would be nothing worse than trying to light that fire and discover that something is not right. Make sure your fireplace is safe and ready to go.
- Seal your driveway. Check it for cracks and use driveway filler to repair any damage. Then coat it with a commercial sealer. Sealing your driveway will protect it from the elements of cold-weather and extend the life of the asphalt.
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