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If your Commercial or Residential property requires preservation, regular maintenance or important upgrades, it’s best to consult All Buildings Commercial for professional services.

ABC Certifications, background experience and the depth of our trade experience provide efficient turnaround time delivering a superior level of performance to all of our customers.

Spring Property Maintenance Checklist

Once the ground has thawed and the trees begin to bud, it’s time to prepare your rental for spring. On top of your regular spring cleaning, you’ll also want to consider these general upkeep tips. Use our spring rental property maintenance checklist to make sure everything in your home from the basement to the roof is in tip-top shape:

Inspect roofing for missing, loose, or damaged shingles and leaks.
Change the air-conditioner filter.
Clean window and door screens.
Polish wood furniture, and dust light fixtures.
Refinish the deck.
Power-wash windows and siding.
Remove leaves and debris from gutters and downspouts.
Replace the batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Have a professional inspect and pump the septic tank.
Inspect sink, shower, and bath caulking for deterioration.
Vacuum lint from the dryer vent.
Inspect chimney for damage.
Repair or replace caulking and weather stripping around windows, doors, and mechanicals.
Remove the insulation from outdoor faucets and check sprinkler heads.
Have your air-conditioning system serviced.
Drain or flush the water heater.
Make sure to fertilize your lawn.

Summer Property Maintenance

Summer Property Maintenance Checklist

When the sun is out and warm weather is finally here to stay, the last thing you should worry about is rental maintenance. Use our quick summer rental property maintenance checklist to get the hard work out of the way at the beginning of the season. This will be the time to spruce up your rental property and perform a rental property maintenance and inspection that had taken a back burner to harsh weather and urgent requests through the colder months. Don’t worry if the weather is already heating up; most of these tasks are indoors:

Oil garage-door opener and chain, garage door, and all door hinges.
Remove lint from inside and outside washer hoses and dryer vents.
Clean kitchen exhaust fan filter.
Clean refrigerator and freezer coils and empty and clean drip trays.
Check the dishwasher for leaks.
Check around kitchen and bathroom cabinets and around toilets for leaks.
Replace interior and exterior faucet and showerhead washers if needed.
Seal tile grout.
Prune trees and shrubs.

Fall Property Maintenance

Fall Property Maintenance Checklist

You’ll find that in most states, fall is the best season to take care of the general home maintenance projects because the weather is generally dry and temperatures are moderate.

You need to examine both the interior and exterior of your property before you start your seasonal rental maintenance. You can get these tasks done without the help of a professional, but it’s always better to be safe and call for assistance if a home improvement project is beyond your abilities. Here are a few items that you want to monitor during the autumn inspection:

Check the fireplace for damage or hazards and clean the fireplace flues.
A professional will have to inspect your air heating system. Schedule an inspection in late summer or early fall before the heating season begins.
Inspect roofing for missing, loose, or damaged shingles and leaks.
Seal cracks and gaps in windows and doors with caulk or weather stripping; replace if necessary.
Have your fireplace professionally inspected.
Swap old windows for more energy-efficient models.
Touch up exterior siding and trim with paint.
Rake leaves and aerate the lawn.
Power-wash windows and siding.
Remove leaves and debris from gutters and downspouts.
Mend cracks and gaps in the driveway and walkway.
Drain and winterize exterior plumbing.
Tune-up major home appliances before the holidays.
Repair or replace siding.
Replace the batteries of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors (Install a smoke detector on every floor, including the basement, in case you haven’t).
Clean the carpets.
Clean window and door screens.
Vacuum lint from the dryer vent.
Inspect the exterior door hardware and fix any squeaky handles and loose locks.
Check for frayed cords and wires.
Drain and store hoses, and drain in-ground sprinkler systems.
Check the water heater for leaks.
Wrap insulation around outdoor faucets and pipes in unheated garages.

Winter Property Maintenance

Winter Property Maintenance Checklist

Winter weather can be harsh on your rental, as below-freezing temperatures can cause frozen pipes and roof damage. You will want to prevent winter harm and as well as avoid calling a professional in the middle of a blizzard, so be sure to check these items off your home maintenance checklist at the end of autumn, before temperatures drop abruptly:

Cover your air-conditioning unit.
Check the basement for leaks during thaws.
Inspect the roof, gutters, and downspouts for damage after storms.
Vacuum bathroom exhaust fan grill.
Vacuum refrigerator and freezer coils and empty and clean drip trays.
Clean drains in sinks, tubs, showers, and dishwashers.
Protect pipes from bursting, fixtures from crumbling.
Check on the plants you have on the property, and make sure you are protecting those that are more delicate from the freezing temperatures.