HVAC, AC, roofing & home upkeep checklists·11 lists
Protect your home year-round with seasonal maintenance tasks: HVAC service, gutter cleaning, roof inspection, and more. The Spring Home Maintenance Checklist focuses on post-winter work. Drill deeper into specific systems with the HVAC Maintenance Checklist and the Roofing Maintenance Checklist.
The complete household supplies list, every essential product a home needs across the kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, and beyond.
A comprehensive list of building supplies for new builds and renovations, covering structural materials, plumbing, electrical, insulation, and finishing.
Monthly and annual fire extinguisher inspection checklist for homes and businesses. Know what to check, when to recharge, and when to replace: per NFPA 10 standards.
Monthly, seasonal, and annual HVAC maintenance tasks for homeowners. Prevents breakdowns, extends equipment life, and keeps energy bills lower throughout the year.
Monthly and seasonal AC maintenance checklist for homeowners. Covers central air, window units, and mini-splits: so your AC stays efficient and avoids costly breakdowns.
A roofing inspection twice a year (spring and fall) can catch small problems before they become expensive repairs. This checklist covers everything a thorough roof inspection should include: exterior shingles, gutters, flashing, soffit, ventilation, and interior warning signs.
Regular roofing maintenance can add years to your roof's life and prevent costly emergency repairs. This seasonal maintenance checklist tells you exactly what to do in spring, summer, fall, and winter to keep your roof in top condition.
The long-term care schedule for keeping an RV in good condition. Built from RVIA guidance, Winnebago and Coachmen owner manuals, Mike Sokol's RVelectricity, and RV Education 101. Covers monthly checks through annual service, plus spring de-winterization and fall winterization with exact products and intervals.
Annual spring home maintenance for homeowners: HVAC, roof, gutters, plumbing, lawn, and safety systems. Get your house ready for summer.
A kitchen remodel is the most expensive room project in most houses and the most coordinated trade-by-trade. Order matters: plumbing rough-in before tile, electrical before drywall, countertop template after cabinets are set. The list below walks through the standard sequence and the decisions that have to be made before each one. Allow 8 to 12 weeks for a moderate remodel; longer if walls move or appliances run long lead times.
