Build the maintenance plan your home actually needs.

Tell us what is in the house, what you know about its age and which systems it uses. We will turn that into a practical Colorado checklist for the next month, each season and the years ahead.

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01

Start with the basics

Enough information to make the schedule useful without turning this into a home inspection.

02

Water, foundation and drainage

These answers add the checks that do not apply to every home.

03

Heating, cooling and major ages

Approximate ages are enough. Enter 0 or leave blank when unknown.

04

What else is on the property?

Select everything that applies so the plan does not forget specialized maintenance.

05

Would business recommendations help?

Your plan can identify the types of professionals worth considering based on the answers above.

The few schedules every new homeowner should know.

These are broad starting points used in the personalized plan. Equipment instructions and local conditions always take priority.

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Monthly

Test smoke and CO alarms

Use the test button monthly. Smoke alarms generally need full replacement at 10 years.

Monthly / quarterly

Check the HVAC filter

Inspect monthly during heavy-use seasons and replace when dirty, at least every three months for typical disposable filters.

Every year

Service heating and cooling

Schedule professional pre-season checks: cooling in spring and heating in fall.

Every 2 years

Revisit radon

Retest after major renovations, a change in lower-level use, or at least every two years when checking a mitigation system.

1–3 / 3–5 years

Inspect and pump septic

Inspect septic systems every one to three years and typically pump every three to five years, depending on use and tank size.

Colorado seasonal

Prepare for hail, freeze and wildfire

Inspect after severe weather, winterize irrigation before freezing and maintain roofs, gutters and defensible space.