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wet leaves on brick and stone steps are slicker than ice and they stain while they wait. sweep the front steps before the first frost glues them on
five inches of rain this week. walk around the house and look at the siding right under the gutters. dirt splash line or fresh green streaks means that gutter overflowed. clean the gutter first, then the siding. the other order is just a hobby
north sides of houses collect a free green coat after a wet week. soft wash before the freeze paints that algae on for winter
window wells love this storm. leave the leaves in there and you built a free pool against the basement
a downspout dumping next to the foundation is a free french drain into the basement. extend it past the flower bed before tonight's dump
oak leaves left on concrete go from yellow to brown stain in about three wet days. scoop them before today's rain or the driveway keeps the receipt
flood watch tonight for ri and southeast mass. if the gutters are still full the rain grades them for you and the score goes on your foundation
those black streaks on your roof are algae eating the limestone filler in your shingles. never pressure wash a roof. soft wash it or leave it, the granules don't grow back
rain coming this weekend. if the gutters are still full of leaves that water goes behind the fascia, not down the downspout
unhook the garden hose before the first hard freeze. a split spigot inside the wall is a spring surprise nobody ordered
november power washing rule. finish by noon. anything still wet at sunset is a skating rink by morning
polymeric sand needs 24 dry hours above 50 degrees. in rhode island in november that's called a rumor. paver sanding waits for spring
bring the metal patio chairs in before the snow. leave them out all winter and the pavers keep rust circles longer than you keep the chairs
bird feeders on the deck rail turn the boards under them into a seed husk compost pile. hang them over the lawn for winter
leaves in the basement window wells are a compost bin with a view of your basement. pull them out before the next big rain
lift the front doormat before the snow. whatever's been growing under it since june is not paying rent
november job list. blow out the sprinklers before the hard freeze. and while you're out there, look where the heads point. that's why the bottom two feet of siding is green
november rule. if it's going under 40 tonight, don't wash the pavers today. the water left in the joints freezes and starts lifting them before christmas
warm week coming. good time to check where the downspouts actually let out. one dumping next to the foundation all winter is how a basement gets personal
