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8 Tasks Experts Never Forget When Transitioning Their Homes for Fall
04.10.2023 - 22:39 / thespruce.com
Fall is the peak time to properly evaluate your home, so you know what to fix before winter approaches. From gardening to HVAC and plumbing, it's important to make sure your home is in good condition especially if you're hoping for a stress-free year ahead.
We've asked some home experts to share some important seasonal tasks to complete, and some may actually surprise you. Read on to find out what eight to-do's you should add to your weekend itinerary.
Due to high summer temperatures, lawns may often be in dry and dull conditions, so it's important to aerate your yard before winter. This will allow your grass to grow more freely and look its best, just in time for spring.
Depending on where you live, mowing could still be needed to keep the yard looking good well into fall as well. However, don't cut it too short since it could cause more harm than good to your grass.
“When turf grass overwinters, it stores the required carbohydrates in the shoots,” says Timothy Strano, a certified professional agronomist (CPAg) at TruGreen. “A higher height of cut equals more storage area for winter carbohydrates, which can ultimately kick off your spring lawn with a great start.”
Falling leaves will inevitably land in your gutters if they don’t have a guard. The buildup will keep rain and, eventually, melting snow from efficiently draining which could potentially lead to floods. Consider cleaning them out with a simple garden hose or a leaf blower, if the leaves are dry.
When leaves are scarce, it’s the best time to look at any trees or shrubs that are growing too close to your home. If you notice the limbs creeping up along the roof or walls, they could be harming your foundation, so it's crucial to take steps now to mitigate
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