Warm
and sunny days in October makes it hard to believe that summer is really over
and that soon we will be well into the winter season. Even in California,
it is wise to make preparations before temperatures drop and the rainy season
is upon us.
Here
are some tips on how you can sail through the winter without some unexpected
and and too often unpleasant surprises.
Roofs
- Now is the time to get your roof inspected. For a surprisingly low
cost, you can have your roof inspected to see if you have any existing issues
that could cause a leak during the next rain. A few dollars spent today
could save you thousands later in water damage.
Heaters
- An inspection of your furnace on a regular basis is important, not only for
safety reasons, but also to prolong the life of your furnace. You may be
surprised to find how low the cost is to have an inspection done. The gas
company will sometimes come out and inspect free of charge. A licensed
HVAC person will also clean and evaluate your heater for you.
Roofers
and HVAC vendors are swamped with calls as soon as the weather changes.
Heaters that haven't been turned on in months, all of a sudden don't
work. Rainy days bring leaky roofs.
Waiting
until the "emergency" happens, may result in having to wait a few
uncomfortable days before a repair person is able to show up to address your
problem.
Remember,
an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!
Nancy Puder is a real estate broker at Signature Properties, a prestigious real estate firm in Arroyo Grande, CA. You may contact her at Nancy@NancyPuder.com or (805)710-2415.
She always enjoys hearing from you!
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