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Is Your Home Ready For The New Season?

Depending on where you live, this season is going to bring a change in the weather that you’ve either been dreading, or you can’t wait to come around. So many people don’t like the season of fall because the temperature drops and it just becomes a little more dreary. September and October are also the last months of hurricane season which could ruin the beginning of fall. There are also some of you where the weather is doing the opposite and it just seems as though the weather is so hot and dry. So, we want to aim this article to all of you who are going through a seasonal change which means the weather goes downhill. There are many things you should think about for the next few months, especially considering the current pandemic going on. We don’t quite know what direction the world will be taking over the next few months! Plus, you want to make sure that you’re happy and content within your home! We’ve got a few tips for you that should do just that. Keep on reading to find out more. 

Tidy Up Any Loose Ends

The first thing you need to do is go around your home and think about any loose ends that need tidying up. For this, we mean all of the jobs that you’ve ignored and put off over the summer. There will no doubt be a few in each home, especially if your home is older, or perhaps you’ve lived in it for a few years now. Wear and tear is going to bring out some problems! We think it’s important to tie up any loose ends because of the seasons and the rush that’s about to come. With the way that the world is going being uncertain, certain services are going to be so popular and so booked up. One of the most common problems to ignore is something electric when it doesn’t affect the rest of the home. It might be a light that flickers or just doesn’t turn on all the time. This can be a sign of a problem with the circuit or the fuse which could lead to much bigger problems further along down the line. Of course, all it will take is a quick chat to electricians to get booked in and get the problem solved. The same goes for a leaky tap, or a shower head that doesn’t work properly. The sooner you get it fixed, the less likely it is to cause a major problem, and the less you have to stress about around the home. 

Weather Check

This goes out to all of the readers who are going to find themselves suffering through a really cold, wet, or icy next few months, fall will soon melt into winter, and for some of you that can mean the coldest and most treacherous time of the year. You want to make sure that your home is ready to deal with it, as well as yourself. Adverse weather can cause big damage to your roof, for starters. Your roof is the first line of protection to the rest of your home, but it’s also the most unstable, especially if you have slabs. They can come loose and ruin the integrity of your home. Before you know it you could have a leak through the roof, or your home could be cold and you’ll struggle to warm it up. If a damaged roof kept getting damaged it could cave in. So, one thing we’d recommend is to do a check of the roof to make sure there are no loose tiles, or generally check the integrity of any style roof you might have. Checking out your roofing situation before winter is smart, but you should also do a quick inspection after any particularly bad weather. Storms and high winds can shift or damage loose tiles, leaving you with a lot of damage next time the weather turns.

Fall Colors

Arguably, one of the best things about this season is being able to make some slight changes to your home that just scream fall vibes, and a lot of it is to do with the colors and the style that you use around your home. There are simple things you can do, and there are things that mean you go all out. Some people like to place ornaments in their home, we think a mixture of fall style ornaments as well as fall smelling candles is one great, yet subtle way of bringing a bit of fall into your home. Candles are always going to ooze comfort and cosiness which is exactly what you want for this change in season. Plus, it means you don’t have to spend a fortune! We wouldn’t recommend changing the decor of your home to anything fall themed because it just wouldn’t suit your home all year round, but there are color additions you can make, such as orange or yellow pillows and a throw. Just that splash of fall color is enough to make your home pop. Great thing is you can do this in both your living room and bedroom. 

A Clear Out

Finally, you need to make sure you have cleared out all of the junk that you don’t need in the cupboards and make way for new things. Tis the season for gift giving and everything else that comes with it and sometimes a cluttered home causes a nightmare. Now is the perfect time to rifle through your cupboards and drawers and perhaps do a garage sale. You’ll make a little bit of extra money and clear the space that you need! Before you know it they will be full again. 

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