As the weather warms up and flowers begin to bloom, homeowners’ thoughts turn to spring cleaning and summer prep. While fertilizing the flowerbeds, cleaning the garage and re-staining the deck are important, now is the time to begin “summerizing” your home.
What’s “summerizing” your home all about? Remember that cold air you fought to keep out of your home all winter? Now, we want to keep the cold air in and the summer sizzle out. Many of the same weatherization products you use in the fall to protect your home, like weatherstripping, can work well in the summer, too.
Summer is hot enough. Why make it even hotter? Consider these eight reasons to weatherize your home to protect against the summer heat.