The summer season is almost over. Procrastination has probably gotten the best of you, but you still have time to catch up with a few last-minute repairs. Weather-wise, summer is the perfect time for both outdoor and indoor home projects. You might want to focus on a few home improvements before winter knocks again. Warmer and more reliable weather with kids at home means you can manage tasks easily, especially if they include painting and staying out. Let’s take a look at four remodels to work on before summer ends.

Roof Repair

Experts recommend bi-annual roof inspections and maintenance. Summer is the ideal season to call in a contractor specializing in residential roofing. Have them inspect for damages and loose shingles on the roof. You might also want to repair simple patches, loose gutters, painting dull roof fittings, and fixing broken pieces on the roof. You could also combine the repairs with roof and gutter cleaning to ensure that you are set for the next year. If the damages are too severe, consider replacing the entire roof.

Upgrade Your Window Treatments

The right window treatments can help you cool or warm your house depending on the season. There’s a wide range of window treatments ranging from black curtains to motorized roller shades. The right window treatments should allow enough sunlight to your house for lighting purposes, which helps you conserve energy. They should also cut down dangerous UV light to keep your home cool. Pick pieces that will improve the general look and feel of your home.

Power Wash Your Home

The dry days are almost over. You endured the hot afternoons and dusty days. Your home is also a victim of the harsh weather. You might want to give it a power wash to bring back the sparkling effect and improve curb appeal. Consider hiring professional cleaners to help with the driveway, siding, and deck. You could also allow them to deep clean your home’s interior.

Upgrade to a Smart Thermostat

The summer seasons tags along with some expensive energy bills mostly from heating and cooling systems. You could upgrade your thermostat into a programmable unit that automatically turns itself off when temperatures are cool and save some energy costs.

Take advantage of the time and conducive environment to make these four major home improvements. You don’t want a leaking roof in the middle of a rainy night during the coming seasons.