Preparing my loft for winter

Preparing my loft for winter

Recently I came across an article advice to prepare your home for winter.

Most of the items were do-it-yourselfers as well as wouldn’t cost a thing.

At the top of the list was to wash out gutters as well as downspouts. If these get plugged, it could cause leaks in the roof and/or ice dams. Next was an important safety tip – checking smoke alarms as well as replacing the batteries. All exterior pipes as well as hoses should be drained to prevent pipes from cold. And before snow as well as ice arrive, branches near the home should be pruned back to prevent ice or snow from damaging the siding. Finally, there was a lengthy discussion about preparing your boiler / boiler for the winter! Heating, Ventilation, as well as A/C professionals often advise homeowners to turn on their boilers before they actually need them, as multiple breakdowns occur while in the first startup. Scheduling preventive maintenance was highly recommended to identify potential complications before they turn into costly complications. And if you heat your apartment with a boiler, hiring a professional to wash the ductwork officially is the best health-related measure you can take. After learning the article, I decided to call my Heating, Ventilation, as well as A/C contractor to schedule an appointment as well as to discuss the items in the article. Once he arrived, he changed the filter on my boiler as well as cleaned the ductwork. Next, he changed the battery on the temperature control as well as turned the boiler on. It started fine, although he double-checked the ignition components as well as assured me that they were in fantastic toiling order. His repair call to ensure that our Heating, Ventilation, as well as A/C system was ready for the winter season set my mind at ease – all for a absolutely reasonable fee.

 

Read On