Summer Home Maintenance

Kyle Chernetsky • April 19, 2022

Summer Home Maintenance with our BDM

 Greetings! My name is Soraya Bloom and I am your local BDM with C&C Property Management here in beautiful Monterey. Summer is just around the corner and we are all ready for some fun and sun! Right before the heat hits our peninsula, I like to jot down my summer maintenance checklist and make sure everything is running smoothly so I can fully enjoy this gorgeous time of year. Trust me, preventative maintenance will save you time, money, and headaches and will let you soak in these lazy summer days completely stress-free. So, let’s get to it!



1.Inspect air conditioning units/HVAC systems

 Make sure to check your HVAC systems before the warm weather hits. Replace filters, check the belts, and bearings, clean air ducts, and remove standing water.


2.   Check interior airflow and ductwork

 Double-check that all vents are open and move any furniture or rugs that could be blocking airflow.  Be sure to check ductwork for mold and excessive dust.


3. Clean dryer vents

 If your unit has a laundry in-unit, or in the building, clean out the dryer vents to prevent a fire.


4. Test smoke detectors and security systems

 Even though you and your tenants should be keeping tabs on smoke detectors, it’s good to test them out when you’re in the unit.


5. Landscaping

 Spruce up the lawn by clearing out any fallen branches, mow the lawn, trim large bushes, and maybe plant flowers. 


6. Prep windows and doors

 Check all windows and doors for gaps. This ensures that tenants’ air conditioning stays in and unwanted critters stay out.


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