If you enjoy the snow and wintertime, you may be more likely to start preparing for the season sooner. Yes, grabbing the shovels, boots and sleds out of the back corner of the garage. Well, while you’re at it we recommend a few other steps to prep you and your home for winter. Be winter prepared with these tips.
There are many things to keep in mind when it comes to the winter weather and your garage. The garage door is the largest entry into your home, so it’s important to keep it and its functionality at the forefront of your mind. As you think about winter weather and your garage, keep these quick tips in mind.
Some of these easy guidelines will serve as reminders and some might surprise you. If you have any questions, feel free to give us a call. We are always happy to help!
The frigid winter temperatures have arrived in the Midwest. Last week we discussed where to look for heat loss in your garage. Making sure the garage is well insulated is typically your best option to prevent heat loss from happening.
Other than a place to store your car, the garage is often the #1 place in your home that loses your heat during the winter. Heat loss equates to money loss. Simple. Have you noticed that it is much colder in the rooms that border the garage? If so, there are options to resolve this problem.