Home Maintenance gives you the client the ability to schedule the service around your schedule allowing you the luxury of saving your valuable time.  The adage "time is money" is more fitting today than any other time in our lives.  With technology moving us faster and faster to keep up at home and work, it does not make sense to allow equipment, fixtures or structural items to fall into disrepair. 

By putting planned maintenance into your home you are increasing the life, value and efficiency of the maintained items keeping money in your pocket by minimizing costly repairs.  One of the most common statement we hear from service providers is, "a little maintenance would have saved that client quite a bit of money".  It is our goal to maximize the value in you home with scheduled maintenance while minimizing costly emergency repairs.

The value of seasonal maintenance:

Spring:

• Check your air conditioner, blower unit and evaporator coils before the weather gets too warm.  You will get maximum efficiency from the energy you are paying for every time the unit kicks on.

• Dryer vents cleaned.

• Duct cleaning.  Change the air you breathe in your home.

• Inspect the wood and structure of your home for any weather damage that needs to be fixed or replaced prior to winter.

Summer:

• Periodic drain cleaning during the hot days of summer will minimize your drain problems when the feeder roots for those leafy trees in your yard start looking for water.   The hotter the summer, the more active the roots are seeking water.  Don't wait for a messy back up to call for the plumber.

• Get your deck sealed while the weather is hot allowing the sealer to properly dry.   Most manufactures require the temperature over 65 degrees and the surface to be dry for a minimum of five days before applying.  In the fall you may have a hard time getting five dry days in a row.

Fall:

• By sealing your driveway before winter you eliminate those cracks that moisture can get into freezing and expanding the opening preventing costly repairs and replacements.

• Check your heating system for the winter time.  The money you spend on properly cleaning and preparing the unit will come right back to you in energy savings every month.

• Check the operation of your water heater.

• Keep those gutters cleaned out and ready for those snowy winter days.  When the snow melts, its better for the run off to go through the gutters than over them.   Over flowing gutters can be a problem for wet foundations, crawl spaces and basements.

• Chimney and Fireplaces cleaned for winter usage.

Winter:

• The perfect time to do those indoor projects such as painting, patching and finishes to keep the house looking and feeling new.

Basic maintenance maintains the life of a product or piece of equipment.  The longer it lasts the more value you receive from your investment.  Put your money into scheduled maintenance and you will be money ahead.  Lack of maintenance generate repairs and replacement costs.