🌷 Spring – Repair Winter Wear

⬜ Inspect walls for new cracks, dents, or holes caused by settling or temperature changes

⬜ Look for signs of water damage or stains, especially near windows and ceilings

⬜ Touch up chipped or peeling paint to protect drywall from moisture

⬜ Check drywall around doors and windows for separation or gaps

⬜ Fill small nail holes and dents to keep walls smooth and ready for summer projects

💡Did You Know? Ignoring small cracks can lead to larger structural issues — quick repairs help maintain your home’s value and appearance.

☀️ Summer – Prep for Renovations

⬜ Sand and smooth any patched areas before repainting

⬜ Check drywall corners and seams for cracks or separation

⬜ Inspect ceilings for signs of sagging or water intrusion after heavy rains

⬜ Plan any drywall replacements or upgrades for basement or attic finishing projects

⬜ Ensure drywall near moisture-prone areas is properly sealed and primed

💡Did You Know? Proper drywall preparation is key to a flawless paint job — poor prep can cause peeling and cracking later.

🍂 Fall – Get Ready for Cozy Indoors

⬜ Check walls for any new cracks from seasonal humidity changes

⬜ Look over drywall around vents and heating units for damage or discoloration

⬜ Inspect corners and baseboards for separation or gaps that need filling

⬜ Touch up paint chips and scratches before winter sets in

⬜ Clear any dust and debris from drywall repairs to maintain good air quality

💡Did You Know? Seasonal humidity can cause drywall tape seams to bubble or crack — timely maintenance prevents bigger repairs.

❄️ Winter – Indoor Wall Care

⬜ Monitor for cracks caused by dry indoor air and temperature swings

⬜ Avoid using harsh cleaners on drywall — gentle dusting preserves finishes

⬜ Plan any drywall patching or remodeling projects during the quieter winter months

⬜ Keep an eye on walls near plumbing for any signs of leaks or moisture

⬜ Prepare for spring inspections and touch-ups after the coldest months

💡Did You Know? Dry air can cause drywall to shrink and crack — maintaining humidity levels in your home can protect your walls.