The Minnesota Realtors put out their annual housing report again this year in early February. Following are a few key metrics from the 2025 housing report that may be of interest to both buyers and
Dated: April 12 2021
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I received an email the other day from Pillar to Post Home Inspectors. They always have some good home ownership tips to share and I thought I would pass this list along.
Spring Maintenance Checklist
Check siding for cracks, peeling or chipped paint, and general wear and tear. Have damaged areas repaired and repainted as needed for lasting protection.
Clean gutters and downspouts of debris that collected over the winter.
Check patios and walkways for cracks and any loose bricks or pavers. These are a tripping hazard that needs to be corrected promptly.
Clean window screens and repair any holes or tears, or replace the screen material.
Check around for damaged tree limbs and branches. If a large tree appears to be damaged, be safe and call a professional to address any issues.
Inspect the irrigation system for broken sprinkler heads and emitters. Also check for overspray and adjust the system to prevent water waste.
Here’s their link if you are interested in finding out more about Pillar to Post Home Inspectors:
With over 35 years of experience in residential real estate I have the expertise you are looking for. My experience spans from land and lot sales and purchase; to first-time buyers; to luxury multi-m....
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