🌷Spring – Post-Winter Recovery

🛠Inspect fences, gates, and decks for loose boards, rusted hardware, or winter damage

🧼Check caulking and sealant around windows, doors, and joints for cracks or gaps

🔋Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors; replace batteries if needed

🔩Tighten loose knobs, handles, and hardware around the home

🧱 Walk the exterior for signs of cracked siding, peeling paint, or shifting ground

💡Did You Know? Early spring repairs can stop water and pest damage before it starts — and usually cost far less than emergency fixes later on.

☀️ Summer – Outdoor Focus & Small Upgrades

💦Power wash siding, decks, driveways, and walkways to remove grime and algae

🪵Reseal decks or wood fences to protect from sun and rain

🧰 Install or adjust shelves, hooks, or organizers in garages and sheds

💡Check outdoor lighting and replace dead bulbs or damaged fixtures

🪟 Inspect and repair screen doors and window screens to keep bugs out

💡Did You Know? Even a small upgrade like garage shelving or outdoor lighting can boost curb appeal and daily convenience — affordably

🍂Fall – Winter Prep & Safety Checks

🧽Clean gutters and downspouts; ensure water flows away from the foundation

🚪Install or replace weather stripping and door sweeps to block cold drafts

⚠️Check for trip hazards like loose railings, uneven flooring, or cracked steps

🕵️‍♂️Inspect attic and basement for leaks, pests, or signs of moisture

💧Test sump pump and backup systems (if applicable)

💡Did You Know? Most heat loss happens around windows and doors — a handyman can often solve it with simple sealing that saves hundreds on energy bills.

❄️ Winter – Indoor Maintenance & Comfort

🧱 Patch drywall cracks, dents, or nail pops before they get worse

🚪Adjust or lubricate squeaky doors and sticky drawers

🛁Install safety bars or non-slip hardware in bathrooms, especially for guests or aging family members

🌫 Inspect hidden areas for mold or mildew in basements, bathrooms, or laundry rooms

🎨 Plan small interior upgrades like hardware swaps, fixture replacements, or fresh paint

💡Did You Know? Winter is the best time to catch up on indoor fixes — you’re inside anyway, and it’s often easier to book trusted help during the slower season.

🧾Bonus Tip: Not sure what to prioritize? A seasonal walkthrough by a trusted handyman can catch small problems before they become expensive ones.