Early Summer Home Improvement
Ideas
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Summer is an ideal time to complete home improvement projects. The warm weather and longer daylight hours make it a prime time to get outside and catch up on maintenance work.
Clean Your Grill Take a look at your barbecue grill. It will likely need a good cleaning after several months of sitting dormant. Brush away cobwebs and use a specially formulated grill cleaner to wipe away the grime. It’s a good idea to use rubber gloves, since products like this can be absorbed through the pores of your skin.
Clean Your Gutters Be sure to clean out your gutters or hire a professional.
House Cleanup and Organisation
Other small projects might be pulling weeds from your flower beds, cleaning out the garage, or raking up any leftover leaves. This might be an opportunity to offer your kids some extra cash for a few minor but helpful home improvement projects.
Replacement
Windows/Sunroom If you’re considering installing replacement windows, or building a sunroom, try to get bids on projects like these early in the summer. Companies that offer this type of work are often slower during the winter months, but extremely busy in the summer.
Mowing the grass Mowing your grass more frequently during May and June, weekly if possible is required to keep your lawn in tip top condition. You can lower the cutting height but shouldn’t be cutting off more than about an inch of growth..
Dead-head any flowers that have enjoyed their moment in the sun and are dying, this will allow the energy they were taking to be used by others.
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