Choose Your Home Care Plan

Dirty filters can lead to health concerns and increase the amount of energy required to heat your home. Replacing the filter improves your home's air quality and energy efficiency.

Replacing your dishwasher's filter is important for extending its lifespan. Regular maintenance prevents clogging, reduces noise while running, and eliminates odors to keep your dishwasher smelling clean.

Routine cleaning of your garbage disposal extends its lifespan by preventing clogs, eliminating odors, and improves the overall kitchen hygiene.

Cleaning your refrigerator's coils is important for improving its energy efficiency. Cleaning your coils ensures optimal cooling performance, prevents breakdowns, and maintains the air quality.

Refrigerator water filters routinely need replacing to ensure your drinking water is clean, the quality of your ice improves, and to prevent damage done to the refrigerator itself.

Regularly checking the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors ensures they operate efficiently and function properly in the event of an emergency.

Homeowners often don't realize the importance of running water in areas of their home that get left unused. By doing so, the risk of gaskets and seals drying out decreases, and the quality of the water is maintained. During the colder months, running water through pipes that have been unused decreases the risk of the pipes freezing and causing damage.

Over time, GFCI outlets lose their functionality as a result of power surges and wear and tear over time. By testing the GFCI outlets throughout your home, you can catch and address any issues with them before they compromise your safety.

By having a technician inspect your electrical panel and outlets, potential issues can be prevented, including electrical fires and other problems.

Routinely checking and maintaining your home's sump pump is important in preventing any flooding or water damage and decreases the risk of other hazards from occurring.

A plumbing inspection report is crucial for homeowners in evaluating how their plumbing systems are functioning. This report places findings into various categories such as items of immediate importance, where potential issues might arise, as well as areas that require further monitoring. Obtaining regular inspections on your home's plumbing can prevent costly future repairs and save on water.

Cleaning your washing machine prevents bacteria and mold from building up inside, keeping it free from bad odors and your laundry coming out fresh.

Your dryer vent should regularly be cleaned to prevent lint from building up and to improve your dryer's overall performance and efficiency.

By utilizing water softener in your home, minerals like calcium and magnesium are prevented from building up, significantly reducing the cost of cleaning appliances that use water.

Regularly inspecting your garage door can help to identify any problems or concerns early on, preventing costly repairs and extending the overall lifespan of your garage door. Lubricating the parts of your garage door prevents premature wear and tear and ensuring smoother operation.

Having a clean range hood is important to maintaining a safe environment in the kitchen. Risks to health and fire hazards decrease, and a clean range hood operates more efficiently and increases the air quality in the kitchen while cooking.

Draining your water heater helps remove the buildup of sediment occurring and improves the quality of water.

Ensure your water shut off valves are functioning properly by having them regularly checked, preventing water damage from occurring and safeguarding your property. Routinely checking your gas shut off valve is important for ensuring it stays up-to-date in safety and compliance.

Inspecting the attic and/or basement of your home is important to identify any potential problems such as insulation, structural damage, mold growth and pest infestations.

It's important to ensure that your fire extinguisher is easily accessible and free of any physical damage, making sure it safely functions in the event of an emergency. Inspecting your first aid kits regularly ensures that they are compliant with safety standards and that the quality of the supplies are maintained.

Performing an exterior inspection of your home can help identify potential problems, including damaged siding and paint that is peeling. You can extend the lifespan of your roof by getting it regularly inspected for any damage or other issues that may cause problems.