September 29, 2015
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The cold season is fast approaching….time to prepare for outdoor chores for your home.
FALL SEASON HOME CHECK OFF LIST:
Purchase rake and additional equipment for yard cleaning – prepare for blisters
Schedule personal time to complete necessary jobs, or time off of work, ugh!
Winterize sprinkler system (using an air compressor) – required system maintenance to prevent broken parts
Rake and dispose/compost/burn leaves – to keep soils non-compacted
Clean out gutters – to help prevent ice damming
Clean out debris from planting beds – to keep soils healthy/non-compacted
Cut back perennials and remove/dispose of annuals – clean, healthy soils
Bag yard debris and carry to curb for disposal (or as applicable)
Purchase a reliable snow blower, including all the fluids to run it.
Purchase snow shovels and ice melting products for your walkway, driveway and sidewalk.
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