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Seasonal Maintenance Checklist

The BrickKicker understands the pride of home ownership.
That’s why we’re in the business of “Helping Make Dreams Come True”.

To help prevent unexpected repair bills we have created these Home Maintenance Checklists designed to remind you when to check certain items throughought the home.

Whether you are a brand new homeowner or have lived in your home for years, it is never too late to know how to properly maintain your investment. This resource can be a money saver!

Here are some tips for Fall. Click the tabs below for the other checklists.

  • Keep all trees and shrubbery trimmed away from siding and/or brick.
  • Check gutters for damage, looseness, leakage and misalignment.
  • Check for loose, damaged, or missing shingles.
  • On flat roofs, check for cracking and blistering.
  • Inspect flashings around chimneys, skylights, plumbing stacks, etc.
  • Check vents, louvers and chimneys for bird or insect nests.
  • Trim back tree limbs growing over roof.
  • Tree branches should be kept clear of wires.
  • Follow manufacturer recommendations when switching from heating to cooling modes.
  • Inspect the refrigerant lines for missing or damaged insulation.
  • Keep the exterior unit free of debris and vegetation.
  • Wall units should be removed for the winter.
  • Outdoor faucets, pool equipment, and sprinkler systems should be drained in the fall.
  • Check windows for broken, cracked, loose or missing glass, peeling paint, drafts and smooth operation.
  • Check double paned units for signs of seal failure (fogging between the glass).
  • Close crawl vents.

Does your home have any of the issues highlighted above? Our Home Maintenance Review (HMR) is a valued service that you can hire your local BrickKicker operator to perform for you. The HMR will identify if your home has any of the issues listed above. The HMR is the service smart homeowners are using to keep their homes well-maintained and their dollars well spent. Click here to learn about our HMR.

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