Updated: May 9, 2019
Many times I meet with clients who are ready to make a change (relocate, downsize, retire, invest), but find themselves hostage to piles of stuff. The good news? Lots of good organizations could really use your stuff, and they will come and get it for free. Setting a once-a-month pick up provides a deadline to keep clutter moving out the door. Easily arrange pick ups and choose a charity through the web site Donation Town.
Sprinkler system Have your sprinkler system blown out in order to prevent it from freezing and leaking.
Caulking and weather stripping Inspect the caulking and weather stripping around windows and doors and check for cracking and peeling.
Ceiling fans Reverse the direction of ceiling fans so the blades turn clockwise, forcing force warm air around the room.
Furnace Have your furnace tuned including changing the filter and making sure the thermostat is working.
Heating ducts Ducts should be cleaned every two years.
Smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detectors Test smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors and install fresh batteries.
Gutters Clean your gutters to prevent clogs that can cause rainwater spill over or back up and freeze.
Updated: May 9, 2019
Many times I meet with clients who are raring to make a change (relocate, downsize, retire, invest), but find themselves hostage to mounds and piles of stuff. When time is of the essence, it can be overwhelming. More than this, living day to day with clutter depletes energy and creativity. Start now and start small, focusing on a project you can launch and finish. Choose an item or two from this elaborate spring cleaning check list.
