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Ask Angi: How can homeowners prepare for and recover from severe weather? (opens the original)
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Hurricanes, flooding and severe storms can do significant damage to a home, and while homeowners canât control the weather, they can control how prepared they are for it. Addressing vulnerabilities before a storm arrives can help reduce potential damage, while knowing what to do afterward can help you recover safely and prevent additional problems. Start by looking at your homeâs biggest potential weak points: the roof, windows, doors and foundation. We recommend checking your roof for loose
Ask Angi: What plumbing problems should homeowners fix now? (opens the original)
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Plumbing problems have a way of showing up when homeowners least expect them, and a small leak or slow drain can quickly become a much bigger headache if left unaddressed. Late summer is a great time to give your homeâs plumbing a little attention. Taking care of minor problems now can help your plumbing system handle the colder months ahead and reduce the chances of an unexpected repair later in the year. Start by checking for leaks throughout your home. Look under sinks, around toilets and n
Ask Angi: What plumbing problems should homeowners fix before fall? (opens the original)
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Late summer is an ideal time for homeowners to take care of preventive home maintenance before small issues become bigger, more expensive repairs. While tasks like cleaning gutters and servicing your HVAC system often make the seasonal checklist, plumbing maintenance is just as important. Addressing small plumbing issues now can help prevent unexpected leaks, water damage and expensive emergency repairs later in the year. Start by checking for hidden leaks throughout your home. Look beneath sink
Ask Angi: What plumbing problems should homeowners fix before fall? (opens the original)
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Taking care of small plumbing issues before fall can help homeowners avoid costly water damage, improve efficiency and reduce the risk of emergency repairs as temperatures begin to change. Serhii Hryshchyshen/Dreamstime/TNS Late summer is an ideal time for homeowners to take care of preventative home maintenance before small issues become bigger, more expensive repairs. While tasks like cleaning gutters and servicing your HVAC system often make the seasonal checklist, plumbing maintenance is jus
Ask Angi: Why this is an important time to inspect your trees (opens the original)
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Summer isnât just the season for backyard barbecues and outdoor projects. Itâs also one of the most important times of year to pay attention to the health of your trees. Between rapid growth, intense heat and frequent thunderstorms, trees can develop hidden issues that become safety hazards if left unchecked. A quick inspection now can help protect your home, improve the health of your landscape and reduce the risk of costly damage later in the season. Start by walking around your property a
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