In fact, you should clean the front door along with the rest of your home’s exterior. Here are some projects that will help prolong the look and integrity of the materials on the inside and outside of your home.
Pressure-wash your home: Do it yourself or have a professional do it for you but you need to eliminate the dirt and mildew that builds up on the exterior of your home. Handle the tools with care to avoid damage or injury. While you’re at it give your deck a good cleaning too.
Barbeque Grill: Before you put your first steak on the grill, give it a good cleaning. Gas grill burners need to be cleaned and inspected for deterioration. Clean the bottom of the grill pan that catches most of the grease. A wire brush and degreasing agent will remove the residue from the last cookout and any rust from the winter.
Gutters: Any leftover leaves have to come out so that spring rain runoff can get through. If you feel uncomfortable on ladders, please call an expert. Don’t wait until the Fall to do this.
Filters: If your house has an air conditioner, you’re about to put it to work, so have a pro check it out before the weather heats up too much. Change your filters every month especially if you’re using a simple fiberglass filter. Some of the new pleated filters catch contaminants that cause problems for people with allergies and asthma. These filters can allow you to go 2 to 3 months between changes. But if it’s dirty change it. This will let your cooling system run more efficiently and save you money.
