Tip's

1- Check the heating system and water heater

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Home maintenance of the water heater is necessary before winter

It is a good idea to check your home heating system, as well as your water heater, whether it is electric or gas, so that troubleshooting them in the summer is easier and saves money. Hire a specialist to examine the boiler, the radiator in the rooms of the house, as well as the caisar, by experimenting with it and checking its efficiency.

2- Check the roof of the house

Cracked or neglected surfaces may be subject to water leakage in the coming winter times, especially during rainstorms. Therefore, the surfaces must be checked well, and the household roofs are insulated if they are not, and any damages to the tiles or others should be repaired.

3- Check doors and windows

With the advent of summer, there may become cracks and voids around windows and doors as a result of exposure to extreme heat, and these cracks and voids will smuggle warm air from inside the house in the winter if they are not treated. So, use a silicone gun with anti-mold and anti-bacterial adhesive to repair these cracks and fill them in with the adhesive.

4- Check the submersible pump

If you have a floor space and a garage, you most likely need to have a submersible pump that works to expel the water accumulated in those low areas, and the process of checking and testing this pump before winter arrives will avoid many malfunctions of these submersible pumps.

5- Storage of outdoor furniture

Although the outdoor furniture that you use in the garden of your home is designed to be suitable to withstand various weather conditions such as sunlight, rain and wind, storing outdoor furniture in a place away from rain and wind will extend its life and maintain its shape and appearance in a better way.

6- Carry out external maintenance

One of the tips is to check the outside of your home, and do the repairs you need, such as repairing cracks in the corridors, floors and walls, cleaning the floors from scattered leaves, making sure that the rainwater drainage holes are connected, and so on.

7- Clean the chimney and wood-burning fireplace

The last tip is to clean all parts of your wood-burning fireplace, from the chimney upstairs to the part in your home. Cleaning it before turning it on for the first time after a while is essential to keeping your home clean.