Change Those Clocks Tonight!!

I just wanted to remind you that Sunday, November 6, Daylight Saving Time ends. Don’t forget to roll back that clock an hour on Saturday night or Sunday morning.

I also like to use the time change to remind me to perform some basic home maintenance tasks. Perhaps this list will help you as well:

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When it comes time to change those clocks on Sunday take a moment and check a few things to make sure your home is safe and ready for the winter.
  • Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Test batteries and replace.
  • Interior Caulking: Inspect caulking around tubs, showers, and sinks; replace any if it is deteriorating.
  • HVAC: Change filters, if required.
  • Toilet: Check for leaks and water run-on.
  • Garbage Disposal: Tighten drain connections and fasteners.
  • Review Your Homeowner’s Insurance: You added that deck over the summer. But is it covered by your home owner’s insurance? Now is the time to find out! (Also not a bad time to see if you could get better rates try iWantMyQuote.com!)
  • Dryer: Vacuum lint from ducts and surrounding areas.
  • Washer: Clean water inlet filters; check hoses and replace them if they are leaking.
  • Wiring: Check for frayed cords and wires; repair or replace them as needed.
  • Range/Stove Hood: Wash fan blades and housing.
  • Review Your Mortgage: How long has it been since you examined whether you could save money with refinancing? Take that step today!

A little regular maintenance can save thousands down the road when you decide to list your home. Hope you’re well, and enjoy that “extra hour” of sleep!

No goods or services were exchnaged between Fifth Third Mortgage Services, Lynda Lawless, iWantMyQuote.com, or Delaware Insurance Advisors to be included in this post.

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About Toby Boyce

Toby Boyce, MBA, is a licensed real estate agent in the state of Ohio with Triumph Realty. Boyce, propietor of the Ohio Home Team, has been a full-time real estate agent in Central Ohio since 2006.