1- Clogged Toilets
School’s out for summer, and that means your kids and will use your bathrooms for their restroom breaks. Additional flushes may increase wear and tear, requiring a repair sooner than expected.

2- Sink Disposal Clogs
The summer is the perfect time for barbeques and fresh fruit! As a result, there will be plenty of leftovers. It’s important to dispose of food properly and be aware of what goes down your drain and what cannot.

3- Sprinkler Damage
Your sprinklers are in full use during the summer which means they may need a bit of extra maintenance and care. Make sure you check on your system throughout the summer for damage and repair items as you go.

4- Washing Machine Overload
As you have more laundry, your washing machine has to work harder. Keep your loads small to avoid overflows that can be messy. Keep your machine’s hoses free of leaks and kinks by checking them regularly.

5- Flooding in the Basement
Summer rainstorms can cause flooding in your home, which can be costly to repair. Prepare yourself for the possibility of flooding by ensuring your sump pump is in good condition after the cold winter months.