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The stuff you put off catches up.

goFrigg builds a tailored upkeep schedule for the home, the boat, the RV, and the gear in between. Free guides walk you through the work.

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What seasonal maintenance task do you keep putting off?

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Do you winterize your own RV or boat, or do you take it somewhere?

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What’s the one thing in your home or RV that always breaks at the worst time?

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What home or RV maintenance task do you always put off until something breaks?

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First year in a house? These four checks prevent the most expensive surprises:

- Locate and test the main water shutoff
- Label your breaker box
- Test smoke and CO detectors
- Clear gutters before winter

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If you’re putting an RV away for the season, these steps prevent most freeze damage:

- Drain and bypass the water heater
- Blow out or antifreeze the plumbing lines
- Check tire pressures and cover the unit
- Remove or protect batteries

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Heavy fall leaves can quickly clog gutters and cause roof or foundation problems.

Quick cleanup priorities:
- Clear gutters and downspouts
- Check roof valleys for debris
- Rake or blow leaves away from the foundation
- Inspect for standing water

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Early cold snaps are arriving sooner this year.

Before the first hard freeze, check these:
- Shut off and drain outdoor faucets
- Insulate exposed pipes
- Swap furnace filters
- Clear gutters of leaves

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The Smoky Mountains' fall colors are stunning.

While you’re enjoying the views, don’t forget these fall maintenance checks if you own property in the mountains:

- Clear gutters of heavy leaves
- Check roof for any storm damage
- Drain and winterize outdoor hoses/faucets
- Inspect chimney before fire season

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@foxweather An early polar vortex disruption could bring a colder-than-expected winter.

Get your home ready now:
- Shut off and drain outdoor faucets
- Check/replace furnace filters
- Insulate exposed pipes
- Clear gutters before snow arrives

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King tides and coastal flooding can quickly erode foundations and flood basements.

Quick checks if you own oceanfront or low-lying property:
- Inspect foundation and seawall for new cracks/erosion
- Clear all drainage around the house
- Have sandbags or flood barriers ready
- Move valuables to higher ground

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In the first 30 days after buying a house, here are the highest-impact checks:

- Locate the main water shutoff and know how to turn it off
- Test smoke/CO detectors
- Clear gutters so water doesn’t back up
- Check and label your breaker box

Everything else can wait a bit.

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Golf-ball hail can quickly dent roofs and crush AC fins. After any hailstorm, check:

- Roof for soft spots or missing granules
- AC condenser for bent fins
- Windows and skylights for cracks
- Gutters for debris that blocks drainage

Take photos before you clean up.

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Heavy early-season snow in the Colorado high country (up to 20 inches) can quickly add serious weight to roofs.

Before the mid-week warm-up and the next storm, do a quick check:

Look for sagging or uneven snow load on the roof (especially flat or low-pitch sections)

Clear gutters and downspouts so meltwater doesn’t back up and freeze

Make sure attic insulation and vents are clear to reduce ice-dam risk

Confirm outdoor faucets are insulated, and any exposed pipes are protected

Snap a few photos of your roof and foundation edges while it’s still fresh.

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Stalled rain and possible flurries over the Northern Plains mean a lot of water with nowhere fast to go.
Quick prep while it’s still falling:

Clear gutters and downspouts so water doesn’t back up into the attic or foundation
Make sure yard drains and sump pump (if you have one) are working
Watch low spots and driveways for standing water that can turn icy overnight.

Take photos of any pooling or erosion for later.

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Nothing beats a good spooky campfire story on a chilly night. While you’re out there, quick safety tip: make sure your RV or trailer’s propane is properly shut off at night, your carbon monoxide detector is working, and you have a solid fire extinguisher nearby.

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Sorry to see that — golf ball hail + heavy runoff is rough. After this kind of storm, check:

- Roof for dents, cracked shingles, or leaks near the broken window
- Gutters and downspouts (they’re likely clogged with hail and debris)
- Foundation and driveway edges for new erosion

Take lots of photos for insurance.

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