Not just cleaning as usual. Weather is getting nicer and we need to attend to preparing the things we use for spring and summer (like air conditioning) and putting to bed the things for winter (like heating systems).
If you are handy you can do things like check coils, filters, etc. If not, you might want to hire someone to come in and inspect the air conditioning before you need to run it for the warmer weather. A professional can also check the furnace, clean out where appropriate, advise on helping you keep it in good condition for longer operating life. Sprinkler systems might also be left to a professional to come out and inspect for broken heads, etc.; and, get turned on after they have been blown out for the winter months.
Window washing is also something to help brighten your home. Having clean windows outside during the winter months is tough (even though you can keep them clean on the inside). The job may not be pleasant but the results are very rewarding when your windows are squeeky clean and you can see everything clearly.
Screens should also be attended to. You can replace damaged ones if necessary; but, rips or tears in the screening material itself are easy to repair.
If you are a true “do it yourselfer”, there are many internet sites that can help with directions and explanations. Your local hardware store or Lowes or Home Depot usually have people that can help you with problems that you cannot figure out; or, at least, direct you to where you can find your answers.
The month of May brings us better weather so we can start enjoying (and taking care of) our homes on the outside as well as on the inside.

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