A free, month-by-month checklist for homeowners in The Woodlands — written for long, humid summers, tall trees and storm season.
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Mild winter
A dead battery gives no warning.
When to call a pro: Replace any alarm past the date on the back.
Small wind damage is easy to fix before spring rain.
Leaks often show up in the attic before the ceiling.
Late winter
Clear gutters are ready for heavy spring rain.
When to call a pro: Use a stable ladder and a helper, or hire it out.
Branches scrape shingles and can fall in storms.
When to call a pro: Large limbs and anything near power lines need a tree service.
A clean filter keeps air moving before cooling season.
Spring
Spring inspections catch winter wear before storm season.
Water near the foundation can cause problems inside and out.
Contractors get busy once summer starts.
When to call a pro: Refrigerant and electrical work need a licensed HVAC technician.
Spring storms
Storm damage is easier and cheaper to fix early.
Wind-driven rain finds weak spots that light rain does not.
Gaps let water into walls during heavy rain.
Getting hot
Good ventilation keeps the attic cooler and helps shingles last.
Debris builds up fast under tall trees.
The system works hardest in summer.
Storm season begins
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30.
Before-and-after photos help with insurance if a storm hits.
Loose parts are the first to tear off in high winds.
Peak heat
Heat speeds up shingle aging.
Small leaks cause mold quickly in humid weather.
Airflow helps the system keep up in the heat.
Late summer
Heavy rain needs a clear path away from the house.
Humid air and small leaks can cause mold in the attic.
Mid-summer is when filters clog fastest.
Storm season continues
Leaks can start after any heavy storm.
Fast tarping limits water damage after a storm.
When to call a pro: Never climb on a damaged roof — call a roofer.
Branches grow fast in summer.
Fall
An inspection finds damage you cannot see from the ground.
A quick check makes sure it runs safely when you need it.
When to call a pro: Gas appliances need a qualified technician.
Wet leaves hold water against the roof edge.
Leaf season
Clogged valleys and gutters back water under shingles.
When to call a pro: Hire it out if your roof is steep or high.
Full gutters are heavy and pull away from the house.
If a pipe ever bursts, you want to stop the water fast.
Holidays
Holes in shingles let water in.
Damaged lights are a fire risk.
Freezes are not frequent here, but unprotected pipes can split.
Seasonal photos are stock photography of the Texas landscape.
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This calendar is general guidance. Never climb on your roof — look from the ground and leave roof work, electrical work and tree work near power lines to qualified professionals.
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