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Home Projects to Help Avoid Winter Repairs

The weather is changing and it’s time to run those heaters. Home improvement may not seem like the first thing to do, but here are a few things you should check around the house. These projects can help avoid costly repair bills later down the road and could possibly help save some money on your energy bill.

You should check your roof and chimney (if applicable) to make sure they’re clean and ready for the winter weather, clean the gutters, and more. More tips are available in this article on Real Simple’s website.

According to the article on realsimple.com, most, if not all, of these projects can be checked by you. If you’re not comfortable, of course call in a home repair professional to help. And don’t forget to call Air Handlers Inc. to have your home heating checked for this winter!

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2 thoughts on “Home Projects to Help Avoid Winter Repairs”

  1. Thank you so much for the tip to check your chimney to make sure it’s clean for the winter. As the seasons change and weather begins to cool, we’re thinking of calling up HVAC services. We just want to be sure our home is ready for the chill months.

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