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You have finally done it—you’ve moved into your new home. The smell of fresh paint still lingers in the air, and you’re likely consumed with unpacking, setting up furnishings, rearranging and decorating. But once the moving trucks have left and everything is neatly in its place, what do you do next? It’s time to get a handle on the routine maintenance you’ll need to perform in order to ensure that you and your family live comfortably in your new home for years to come. Here’s some advice to get you started and help save you money:
Look for more information about taking care of your new home on www.NAHB.org, or contact your local home builders association at (386) 226-1414.
Here are some additional tips for properly maintaining specific systems in your new home.
Remember to read the instruction manual for every appliance in your new home. The manuals provide recommended cleaning and maintenance schedules and sometimes your warranty will become void if you don’t follow these recommendations.
Look for more information about taking care of your new home on www.NAHB.org, or contact your local home builders association at (386) 226-1414.
You’ve finally done it—you’ve moved into your new home. The smell of fresh paint still lingers in the air, and you’re likely consumed with unpacking, setting up furnishings, rearranging and decorating. But once the moving trucks have left and everything is neatly in its place, what do you do next? It’s time to get a handle on the routine maintenance you’ll need to perform in order to ensure that you and your family live comfortably in your new home for years to come. Here’s some advice to get you started and help save you money:
Here are some additional tips for properly maintaining specific systems in your new home.
Remember to read the instruction manual for every appliance in your new home. The manuals provide recommended cleaning and maintenance schedules and sometimes your warranty will become void if you don’t follow these recommendations.
Look for more information about taking care of your new home on www.NAHB.org, or contact your local home builders association at (386) 226-1414.
You’ve finally done it—you’ve moved into your new home. The smell of fresh paint still lingers in the air, and you’re likely consumed with unpacking, setting up furnishings, rearranging and decorating. But once the moving trucks have left and everything is neatly in its place, what do you do next? It’s time to get a handle on the routine maintenance you’ll need to perform in order to ensure that you and your family live comfortably in your new home for years to come. Here’s some advice to get you started and help save you money:
Here are some additional tips for properly maintaining specific systems in your new home.
Remember to read the instruction manual for every appliance in your new home. The manuals provide recommended cleaning and maintenance schedules and sometimes your warranty will become void if you don’t follow these recommendations.
Look for more information about taking care of your new home on www.NAHB.org, or contact your local home builders association at (386) 226-1414.
You’ve finally done it—you’ve moved into your new home. The smell of fresh paint still lingers in the air, and you’re likely consumed with unpacking, setting up furnishings, rearranging and decorating. But once the moving trucks have left and everything is neatly in its place, what do you do next? It’s time to get a handle on the routine maintenance you’ll need to perform in order to ensure that you and your family live comfortably in your new home for years to come. Here’s some advice to get you started and help save you money:
Here are some additional tips for properly maintaining specific systems in your new home.
Remember to read the instruction manual for every appliance in your new home. The manuals provide recommended cleaning and maintenance schedules and sometimes your warranty will become void if you don’t follow these recommendations.
Look for more information about taking care of your new home on www.NAHB.org, or contact your local home builders association at (386) 226-1414.
You’ve finally done it—you’ve moved into your new home. The smell of fresh paint still lingers in the air, and you’re likely consumed with unpacking, setting up furnishings, rearranging and decorating. But once the moving trucks have left and everything is neatly in its place, what do you do next? It’s time to get a handle on the routine maintenance you’ll need to perform in order to ensure that you and your family live comfortably in your new home for years to come. Here’s some advice to get you started and help save you money:
Here are some additional tips for properly maintaining specific systems in your new home.
Remember to read the instruction manual for every appliance in your new home. The manuals provide recommended cleaning and maintenance schedules and sometimes your warranty will become void if you don’t follow these recommendations.
Look for more information about taking care of your new home on www.NAHB.org, or contact your local home builders association at (386) 226-1414.
You’ve finally done it—you’ve moved into your new home. The smell of fresh paint still lingers in the air, and you’re likely consumed with unpacking, setting up furnishings, rearranging and decorating. But once the moving trucks have left and everything is neatly in its place, what do you do next? It’s time to get a handle on the routine maintenance you’ll need to perform in order to ensure that you and your family live comfortably in your new home for years to come. Here’s some advice to get you started and help save you money:
Here are some additional tips for properly maintaining specific systems in your new home.
Remember to read the instruction manual for every appliance in your new home. The manuals provide recommended cleaning and maintenance schedules and sometimes your warranty will become void if you don’t follow these recommendations.
Look for more information about taking care of your new home on www.NAHB.org, or contact your local home builders association at (386) 226-1414.
You’ve finally done it—you’ve moved into your new home. The smell of fresh paint still lingers in the air, and you’re likely consumed with unpacking, setting up furnishings, rearranging and decorating. But once the moving trucks have left and everything is neatly in its place, what do you do next? It’s time to get a handle on the routine maintenance you’ll need to perform in order to ensure that you and your family live comfortably in your new home for years to come. Here’s some advice to get you started and help save you money:
Here are some additional tips for properly maintaining specific systems in your new home.
Remember to read the instruction manual for every appliance in your new home. The manuals provide recommended cleaning and maintenance schedules and sometimes your warranty will become void if you don’t follow these recommendations.
Look for more information about taking care of your new home on www.NAHB.org, or contact your local home builders association at (386) 226-1414.
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