Home & Kitchen · MaintenanceThe owner's manual your house didn't come with.
A twelve-month schedule built for your home, your climate and your systems — with every task marked as yours to do or a job for a licensed professional.
12
month calendar
5 questions
health check
20 min
per month
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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
Small maintenance prevents big disasters.
A forgotten filter becomes a replaced system
The cheap consumable nobody changes is what shortens the life of the expensive thing it sits inside. That's most of home maintenance in one sentence.
Nobody tells you what needs maintaining
Water heater flush, dryer vent, caulking, gutters. If you weren't taught, you don't know what you don't know — and the house doesn't remind you.
Emergency repairs cost far more than planned ones
A burst pipe at midnight is a different price from the same job booked on a Tuesday. Prevention is mostly about avoiding the emergency premium.
Your car has a service schedule. Your house doesn't.
It's probably the most expensive thing you own, and it arrived with no maintenance plan whatsoever.
What You Get
Your home's maintenance manual, month by month.
12-Month Calendar
2–4 tasks a month, timed to your climate.
Home Health Check
Five questions on what's already overdue.
DIY Or Pro
Marked honestly — including the never-DIY jobs.
Issue Diagnosis
That noise or stain, ranked by likely cause.
Contractor Questions
What to ask so you can spot a bad quote.
Seasonal Checklists
Four deep lists for the work that's time-bound.
How It Works
20 minutes a month, on the same date.
1
Describe your home
Type, age, climate, heating system, known issues, and anything unusual like septic, a well or a pool.
~3 minutes2
AI builds your calendar
Twelve months of tasks with priority, time and cost, four seasonal checklists, and a supplies list.
~3 minutes3
Do this month's twenty minutes
Same date each month. Safety items first, seasonal work booked before the season, records kept as you go.
~20 minutes12 months
of tasks timed to your climate and your systems — with safety items pulled to the front regardless of what month it is
2–4
tasks per month
4
seasonal deep checklists
5
checks on what's overdue now
Questions
Everything you need to know.
How does the personalization work?
You enter your home type, age, climate, heating system and anything unusual — septic, a well, a pool, a sump pump. The calendar only shows what applies to you, and those uncommon systems matter most, because they're exactly where the expensive surprises come from and generic lists never mention them.
Will it tell me to do something dangerous?
It's deliberately conservative on this. Gas lines and gas appliances, work inside the electrical panel, roof work at height, tree work near power lines and anything that might disturb asbestos or lead in an older home are marked never-DIY regardless of how handy you say you are. For those it names the trade to call and what a proper job includes.
What does the home health check cover?
Five things: smoke and CO alarms, filters and the dryer vent, whether you know where the water shut-off is and whether the gutters are clear, exterior seals, and annual servicing. Each weak area comes with a specific fix, and the safety items come first no matter what else scores badly.
I'm not handy at all. Can I still use this?
Yes — say so and the split shifts accordingly. What you get is the schedule and the knowledge of what needs doing when, which is most of the value even if a professional does the work. Knowing to book the boiler service in September rather than in January is worth having on its own.
I rent. Is this useful for me?
Some of it. Filters, alarms, vents and pest prevention are usually the tenant's side, and knowing where the shut-off is matters whoever owns the place. Tell it you're renting and it separates your responsibilities from the landlord's rather than handing you a homeowner's list.
Does this work for older homes?
Particularly. Older properties have their own concerns — original wiring, foundation movement, lead paint — and the plan covers them as things to have inspected rather than as weekend projects, which is the correct answer for all three.
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