Seasonal Maintenance
4 guides for the Denver metro area homeowners, written and fact-checked by the Denver Home Projects Editorial Team.
Seasonal MaintenanceDenver Hail Season: Protect Your Roof and ClaimHail is part of life on the Front Range. The storms usually come in the warm months, often in the afternoon, and they can strip a roof, crack siding and dent every gutter on the block in a few minutes. What happens in the following days decSeasonal MaintenanceRadon Testing in Colorado Homes: A How-ToRadon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas that comes from the breakdown of uranium in soil. It moves up through the ground and can collect in homes, especially in basements and lower levels. The Colorado Department of Public Health andSeasonal MaintenanceSwelling Soils: Foundation Care on the Front RangeMuch of the Front Range sits on clay soils and claystone bedrock that swell when they get wet and shrink when they dry out. The Colorado Geological Survey (CGS) calls swelling soil a geologic hazard and a common, sometimes serious problem iSeasonal MaintenanceWinterizing a Denver Home: A Fall ChecklistDenver's weather can swing from a warm afternoon to a hard freeze overnight, and early-season snowstorms often hit while trees still have leaves. A few hours of fall maintenance prevents the classic winter calls: burst sprinkler lines,
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