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Winter Tip #5: Winterizing your pipes is one of the most important things on your winter checklist. If they are not properly winterized they can freeze and burst, which you might not even find out about until spring when the frozen pipes begin to thaw.
A few tips to prevent frozen pipes:
Shut off the outdoor water supply - hoses & faucets - and then drain them
Insulate pipes that aren’t in a heated area (indoors) - insulation tubes made of polyethylene or fiberglass work best
Open cabinets along exterior walls so that heat can get in
Winter Tip #10: Checking your water heater to make sure it is working properly is something that you’ll want to do, that way you won’t be taking an ice cold shower on a snowy day!
However, something that is often forgotten is draining the sediment from the bottom of your hot water heater. Sediment builds up gradually and can break your water heater by clogging it. We recommend draining the sediment at least once a year. This will make your water heater last a lot longer too!
Winter Tip#8: After sitting since last winter, you should check your snowblower at the end of fall to make sure it is still working.
You should’ve drained out the leftover gas last season by letting it run, so make sure to buy a gas can so you’re ready to go when the first snowstorm comes. Check the tires and pump them up if they are getting flatter, because the cold air will make them even flatter.
Winter Tip #4: This might seem strange, but if you have a ceiling fan for the summer you can use it in the winter to keep your home warm.
Since heat rises, you can change your fan from counter-clockwise to clockwise. Doing this makes warm air circulate down, and gently recycles the warm air. Just make sure to turn it on low, if it is on too high it won’t work!
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This last year has been a tough one for everyone, and at Safe and Sound Home Inspection, we are determined to stay healthy, hard-working, and above all.. Safe for 2021!
Check out what we’re doing to help keep the inspection process safe, and inform you about your new home.
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We aren't shaking hands these days, but it doesn't mean we can't get to know each other a bit better!
So this month we are going to be introducing you to our team, and some unique things that make them part of the best home inspection company in Utah!
Good Afternoon Facebook!
Today we are introducing Scott Gaston.
Scott is our Chief Inspector and has 20+ years of industry experience under his belt. His biggest priority when inspecting is making sure you know everything there is to know about your new home.
From pointing out opposite hot and cold faucets, to complimenting the plumbing on your new home, he is there to talk you though all the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Scott not only covers home inspections, but also well/septic inspections, sprinkler, air/mold, radon and meth testing.
Jack of all trades if we do say so ourselves!
Gooooood Monday afternoon Facebook!
Today we introduce you to Robbie Harrison-Garcia.
Robbie is Safe & Sounds new Office Manager.
His down to earth personality makes chatting with him and scheduling your home inspection a breeze. He and his husband live in northern Utah, and chances are you can find him participating in rodeo events from time to time.
His charming smile may be seen at your upcoming open house, so be sure to ask him all the Home Inspection questions you might have.
You can reach Robbie at: 385-474-9633.