Fall Indoor Home Maintenance | Atlanta, GA
As cooler weather arrives, a little seasonal upkeep can help keep your home comfortable and ready for the months ahead.
- Service your heating system. Schedule a professional furnace or heat pump inspection before cold weather settles in.
- Check air filters. Replace dirty HVAC filters and clear dust from vents and return grilles.
- Seal drafts. Check windows and exterior doors for gaps, and replace worn weatherstripping or door sweeps.
- Adjust your thermostat. Update settings to match your fall schedule and comfort preferences.
- Test safety alarms. Check smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, replacing batteries or units as needed.
- Prepare your fireplace. Have the fireplace and chimney inspected before the first fire of the season.
- Look for leaks and moisture. Inspect under sinks, around appliances, and in basement areas for dampness, stains, or musty odors.
- Check appliance hoses. Look for wear or leaks at washing machine hoses, dishwasher connections, and refrigerator water lines.
- Clean the dryer vent. Remove lint buildup and check the exhaust duct for damage or obstructions.
- Clean exhaust fans and filters. Give bathroom fan covers and kitchen range hood filters a seasonal cleaning.
- Review home safety essentials. Keep exits clear, check your fire extinguisher, and locate your main water shutoff.
A little maintenance this fall can go a long way toward protecting your Atlanta home.
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