Seasonal Maintenance Checklist
Spring
◆ Inspect the roof for missing or damaged shingles.
◆ Clean gutters and downspouts.
◆ Check exterior caulking around windows and doors.
◆ Service the air conditioning system.
Summer
◆ Trim trees and shrubs away from the home.
◆ Inspect irrigation systems for leaks.
◆ Wash siding and decks.
◆ Check outdoor lighting.
Fall
◆ Clean gutters after leaves have fallen.
◆ Replace HVAC filters.
◆ Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.
◆ Winterize outdoor faucets and irrigation systems.
Winter
◆ Keep walkways free of snow and ice.
◆ Protect exposed pipes from freezing.
◆ Check weather stripping around doors and windows.
◆ Inspect fireplaces and chimneys before use.
◆ Service the air conditioning system.
Summer
◆ Trim trees and shrubs away from the home.
◆ Inspect irrigation systems for leaks.
◆ Wash siding and decks.
◆ Check outdoor lighting.
Fall
◆ Clean gutters after leaves have fallen.
◆ Replace HVAC filters.
◆ Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.
◆ Winterize outdoor faucets and irrigation systems.
Winter
◆ Keep walkways free of snow and ice.
◆ Protect exposed pipes from freezing.
◆ Check weather stripping around doors and windows.
◆ Inspect fireplaces and chimneys before use.
HOA Community Courtesy Tips
◆ Keep lawns and landscaping maintained according to HOA guidelines.
◆ Store trash and recycling containers out of public view except
◆ Store trash and recycling containers out of public view except
on collection days.
◆ Report damaged streetlights, sidewalks, or common-area hazards
◆ Report damaged streetlights, sidewalks, or common-area hazards
to the HOA.
◆ Clean up after pets and keep them leashed in common areas.
◆ Follow parking rules to keep emergency vehicle access clear.
◆ Notify the HOA before making exterior changes that require
◆ Clean up after pets and keep them leashed in common areas.
◆ Follow parking rules to keep emergency vehicle access clear.
◆ Notify the HOA before making exterior changes that require
architectural approval.
Emergency Reminders
◆ Call 911 immediately for fires, gas leaks, severe medical emergencies,
or situations involving immediate danger.
◆ Know the locations of your home's electrical panel, main water
◆ Know the locations of your home's electrical panel, main water
shutoff valve, and gas shutoff (if applicable).
◆ Keep a flashlight, fresh batteries, a first aid kit, and
◆ Keep a flashlight, fresh batteries, a first aid kit, and
emergency supplies readily available.
◆ Maintain a list of trusted service providers, including an electrician,
◆ Maintain a list of trusted service providers, including an electrician,
plumber, HVAC contractor, roofer, and your utility companies.
Taking care of small maintenance issues promptly helps
protect your home, reduces repair costs, and contributes
to the safety and appearance of the entire HOA community.
Note: Some of the items listed above and to the left are handled by the HOA through contracts and/or CMC maintenance.
