Spring is the perfect time to give your home the attention it deserves. Tackle seasonal maintenance now to prevent costly repairs, improve efficiency, and keep your home looking its best all year long.
Winter is hard on a house. Check what it left behind.
Get the yard ready for the growing season.
Get your lawn in shape.
Promote healthy growth.
Add colour and life to your space.
Switch your systems over for warmer weather.
Check the seals, then get the glass and screens ready for summer.
Replace worn seals and check for drafts.
Tighten screws, lubricate locks and hinges.
Remove dirt and grime for a clear view.
Fix tears and replace any damaged screens.
Spring is a good time for the small indoor fixes too.
Look for leaks and repair drips.
Fill nail holes and freshen high-traffic areas.
Prevent mold and keep air fresh.
Improve air quality and system efficiency.
Tackle these while the weather is still mild.
Clean coils, check refrigerant and test for proper cooling.
Look for leaks, dampness or signs of water intrusion.
Seal entry points and keep an eye out for unwanted guests.
Clean furniture, check the BBQ, and get your patio ready.
Tackle small jobs now to avoid bigger (and pricier) repairs later.
Once the snow is gone and the ground has thawed, start with the exterior: roof, gutters, siding, decks and walkways. Book HVAC and A/C servicing early, before the summer rush.
Inspect the roof and gutters, check siding and exterior surfaces, clean decks and walkways, test your sprinklers, change furnace filters, check window seals and screens, look for plumbing leaks, inspect the basement for dampness, and check your A/C.
Winter freeze and thaw can leave damage that gets worse over the summer. Catching small problems early, like a loose shingle, worn seal or damp basement wall, avoids bigger and pricier repairs later.
Yes, for the hands-on jobs like exterior touch-ups, deck repairs, weatherproofing, paint touch-ups and small repairs. A/C and furnace servicing should go to a licensed HVAC professional. Send a quote request with your list and Reid will give you a ballpark.
Yes. Reid is fully insured, so your property and your peace of mind are protected during every visit.