Midyear Home Maintenance Checklist
Do these things before June ends!
The end of the first half of the year means you need to do a home checkup to see if there are needed repairs and if you need to replace some of your furniture. Doing this allows you to keep the house in tip-top shape and gives you an opportunity to remove clutter and keep your space neat and organized.
Check your calendar and schedule your midyear checkup this week. Let this list of must-dos guide you.
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