Protect Your Yard, Home Before Winter Strikes

Issaquah, WALocal News

Homeowners in Issaquah Highlands are urged to winterize their yards and homes to prevent potential damage from harsh weather conditions. Sarah Hoey, Executive Director of IHCA, highlights the need for proper maintenance of landscaping and irrigation systems as temperatures drop. By preparing adequately, residents can ensure their properties recover healthily in the spring. This preparation is vital to mitigating risks from snow, ice, and freezing temperatures, which can severely affect both yards and homes. Experts suggest conducting a thorough assessment of properties to identify and address vulnerabilities before winter arrives.

They recommend specific actions such as insulating pipes and clearing gutters to enhance winter readiness. Taking these proactive measures can significantly contribute to maintaining property value and aesthetics during the colder months. Overall, winter preparation is essential for ensuring a resilient and thriving outdoor environment come spring.

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