Selling guide
4 tips for a warm and cosy home this winter
Improvements for selling your home during the winter seasons
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Prepare your home for winter by tackling heat loss and draughts. According to research from BRANZ, the biggest sources of heat loss are windows, ceilings, and walls, with older recessed downlights also being significant culprits.
Start by checking and upgrading roof and underfloor insulation. For immediate impact, seal gaps around windows and doors, use draught stoppers, and wrap your hot water cylinder. Regular maintenance like cleaning gutters and ensuring foundation vents are clear is also crucial for a warm, dry home.
1. Recessed or downlighting the main cause of draught
2. Is a big insulation job worth it?
27 Mortimer Terrace, Aro Valley
Skylights at 27 Mortimer Terrace, Aro Valley
3. Little things make a difference
4. Keep on top of home maintenance
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