Free homeowner tool

    Seasonal Home Maintenance Planner

    Plan opening and closing work for a seasonal home, quarter by quarter.

    Home maintenance schedule generator

    A maintenance calendar built from your market's climate, not a generic list.

    Jan–Mar (dry / mild season)

    • · HVAC service before cooling season
    • · Irrigation audit and controller reset
    • · Exterior wash and screen check
    • · Pest perimeter treatment

    Apr–Jun (pre-storm / hot season)

    • · Storm preparation: shutters staged, drains cleared, inventory photographed
    • · Gutter and downspout clearing
    • · Landscaping frequency increased for the growing season
    • · Pool equipment inspection and chemical review

    Jul–Sep (peak heat / storm season)

    • · HVAC condensate line clearing and filter changes
    • · Humidity readings on every visit
    • · Per-event storm deployment and post-event inspection
    • · Exterior mildew and pressure washing

    Oct–Dec (season change)

    • · Second gutter clearing after leaf drop
    • · Heating system service
    • · Arrival readiness if the home is seasonal

    DERIVED — Derived — calculated from other Ashota data rather than measured directly.

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    What to know about this estimate

    • Opening and closing are the two highest-risk moments in a seasonal home's year.

    How Ashota gets to real numbers

    • Modeled ranges are a starting point, adjusted for your market's labor costs and climate.
    • When Ashota coordinates work in a market, real quotes and completed jobs replace the model.
    • Every figure on the site carries a data label, so a modeled range is never shown as a measured average.

    You have the number. Now stop managing it.

    Ashota coordinates the providers, the schedule and the record for your home — you approve the spend.