Spring

Spring time brings the winter thaw upon us in Minnesota. When the temperature warms up you can usually see the increase in water movement through the form of snow thawing, rain, hail, and runoff. These actions can increase the threat of water damage to your property. Early spring is when you can expect to see those frozen pipes burst if they were forgotten about in fall.

Summer

Summer time can bring storms that cause flooding, hail, and wind damages. Ensure that your basement pumps are in working order to get that water away from your house or business. Fallen trees can become a big issue during the summer time.

Fall

In fall you can see the last of the summer storms coming through. These can be severe as the temperatures start to go down and the wind picks up. You want to ensure that you plan and schedule your winterization of your irrigation systems, exterior water valves, and other concerning areas that can freeze.

Winter

Minnesota winters can be harsh. Winds blowing with snow and ice can find its way into any area not protected. Temperatures can drop very low and will have an impact on your pipes. Ensure that proper insulation is placed where needed to protect your home. Keeping your roof from snow build up is important as it will keep the weight off to avoid collapse. Power lines can become weighed down due to the snow and ice which can lead to power outages. Be prepared for any emergency with back up power, food, and water.