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How To Carry Out Maintenance For Older Properties

May 25, 2018admin

Looking After Your Property

Many people in the UK dream of purchasing an older property, older properties come with a certain level of charm and character. However, older properties may require a certain level of maintenance. Furthermore, a poorly looked after older house may lose value if it is not maintained correctly. So are you thinking about how to carry out maintenance for older properties? Here are some ideas on how you can care for an older property. 

Caring For Your Windows

Dependent on whether your property has arched, stained glass or traditional windows. The windows will be one of the most popular features of an older property. Older windows with single-pane glass may need replacing or upgrading to help prevent any unnecessary heat loss. Upgrading your windows to match the style of the current ones with double glazing may be an option, depending on the type of windows. Modern uPVC windows will help to reduce heat loss and make your home more secure too.

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Looking After Your Walls

The walls in your home are a structural part of the property, so keeping these well maintained is essential. Older properties may show cracks and other deterioration with brickwork or plaster. It is always best to get a professional home improvements company to advise on any structural maintenance that may require attention.

Caring For Your Roof And Chimney

Carrying out regular checks on your roof is essential, especially if your roof is a tiled roof. Check your roof to make sure none of the tiles have become damaged or dislodged. Furthermore, loose or damaged roof tiles may lead to water getting into your home causing damage that is beyond repair, so get a professional to inspect your roof regularly. 

A faulty chimney can also cause internal damage, so you need to have this checked too. Have any plants and any external rubbish removed from around the chimney professionally. And carry out checks for leaning, cracks and other structural problems.

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