Selling guide
4 tips for a warm and cosy home this winter
Improvements for selling your home during the winter seasons
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Prepare your home for winter by tackling key areas of heat loss. According to BRANZ, windows, ceilings, and walls are the main culprits. Start by checking roof and underfloor insulation, and address any ground moisture issues.
Older downlights are also a significant source of draughts. For smaller budgets, the EECA recommends sealing gaps around doors, windows, and skirting boards. Regular maintenance, like cleaning gutters and clearing foundation vents, is also crucial for keeping your home warm and dry.
1. Recessed or downlighting the main cause of draught
2. Is a big insulation job worth it?
27 Mortimer Terrace, Aro Valley
Skylights at 27 Mortimer Terrace, Aro Valley
3. Little things make a difference
4. Keep on top of home maintenance
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