How to Snow Equipment Check
The first snowfall often catches homeowners off-guard, scrambling for supplies when stores are picked over and snow removal equipment won't start. This preparedness task involves testing your snow blower to ensure it runs properly, checking oil and fuel, inspecting shovels for damage, and stocking up on ice melt and sand before demand spikes. Being ready for winter means safe walkways that reduce slip-and-fall liability, reliable access to leave for work, and no frantic trips to crowded stores during a storm.
Cost to Skip This Task
Risk $100 – $5,000 in repairs