Summer Exterior Maintenance Checklist

Before and after shot of deck after cleaning

Warm days and long evenings in Victoria BC make summer the perfect season for exterior maintenance. From roof checks to landscaping updates, a well-planned routine can keep your home looking sharp. Below is a quick checklist to help every nook and cranny look good while preventing minor problems from turning into expensive repairs.

1. Roof and Gutters

  • Inspect for Damage: Summer storms can still bring high winds. Look for loose shingles or worn flashing.

  • Gutter Flush: Remove any leftover spring debris so water flows freely during sudden downpours.

2. Siding and Windows

  • Wash Away Dust: A gentle pressure wash or soft wash clears pollen and grime.

  • Window Shine: Bright windows not only look good but also invite more natural light indoors.

3. Deck and Patio

  • Clean Surfaces: Sweep away leaves, then power wash lightly to remove algae.

  • Seal or Stain: Protect wood surfaces against sun damage and frequent use.

4. Lawn and Landscaping

  • Mow and Edge: Keep grass trimmed, and edge sidewalks for a crisp appearance.

  • Garden Beds: Weeding and mulching prevent overgrowth and lock in moisture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I combine multiple maintenance services in one visit?
A:
Yes! Many homeowners bundle roof checks, siding washes, and gutter cleanings to save time.

Q: Is pressure washing safe for all surfaces?
A:
It depends. Some materials need lower pressure or soft washing, so consult professionals.

Q: Do I need to water-seal my deck every summer?
A:
Most decks benefit from sealing every 1–3 years, but high traffic areas may need more frequent attention.


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