Ensure your shed is winter-proofed and your security lights are working. With the clocks going back on October 29th, it’s time to tackle these important tasks. Interior design expert, Helen Joseph, suggests experimenting with different lighting styles to create warmth and comfort in your home. In terms of functionality, it’s important to have your boiler serviced to ensure it is operating efficiently. It’s also a good time to check your security lights and replace any bulbs or sensors that are not working. Property expert, Thomas Goodman, advises checking your smoke alarms and replacing batteries if necessary, given that colder weather can increase the risks of fires. To keep your home cozy and cut down on heating bills, consider putting up heavy curtains to eliminate draughts. Additionally, make sure to clean and store away any garden furniture and BBQs before the harsh weather hits. Goodman also suggests inspecting your shed and fencing for any damage to prevent further deterioration during winter storms. Finally, clear out your gutters to prevent blockages and ensure they are free-flowing.
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