
This Is The Best Time To Winterize Your Home In Utah
Though it may not feel like its Fall in Utah with record high temperatures, it is and that means that planning for Winter is a must.
The weather may not seem to be cooling (and it's not) but once it does, you’ll want to make sure your home is up to snuff for freezing temperatures and snowstorms. It may seem like that won’t happen this year, but it will...eventually.
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Usually, the time of year when you want to start preparing is in October since Winter runs from November to February. Though temperatures are a little odd this year it's better to be prepared than sorry.
So how do you winterize your home?
10x Builders, a custom home building company in Ogden has a few ideas.
Windows and Doors
No one likes drafty windows and doors so if you think your house is feeling a bit colder than it should, it may be time to seal. There are several ways you can do this 10x Builders said. There is V-seal weather stripping, door seals, caulk and shrink film. Whatever fits your budgets and needs is available.
Attic
Insulating your attic helps keep the warm air inside so you’re not wasting money trying to keep your house warm.
Heating System
Having your heating system busted during a snowstorm is less than ideal so before the temperatures drop, get it checked. Have a professional come out and take a look to make sure things are good to go for Winter.
Exterior Cracks
Those pesky drafts sometimes felt during a particularly cold day can be annoying and super cost inefficient. So, check the outside of your house for any cracks you may need to seal.
Pipes
Frozen pipes are a nightmare to deal with. So, getting them insulated is a smart move for those wanting to avoid any busted pipe damage.
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