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PID: 0EHBZAlong Ring Road Challenge Ibadan Ring Rd Ibadan Oyo
Last updated 2021-03-31 09:53:04.0
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- Do not make any inspection fee without seeing the agent and property.
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- Ensure you meet the Agent in an open location.
- The Agent does not represent PropertyPro and PropertyPro is not liable for any monetary transaction between you and the Agent.
Description
Commercial land for Sale
5 acres of commercial land facing dual tarred road is available for sale
Location :Ring road Along Challenge road Ibadan.
Document : C of O and Judgement
Price : 150M per acre
. Check to see that the doorbell worksaEUR"if not, replace it
aEURI will tell you one of the first things I see a lot in homes is that the doorbell is broken,aEUR Spaniak says. What better way to welcome future buyers than with a doorbell that actually works? ItaEURTMs a small detail that counts to future buyers.
Use Home DepotaEURTMs DIY guide for how to replace a doorbell to help you safely reach the aEURDing Dong!aEUR of success. With actionable step-by-step bullet points, including how to upgrade to a wireless doorbell if you choose, itaEURTMs the best doorbell replacement tutorial we could find on the web.
2. Restore power to any dead outlets
Check out the outlets in your home annually. Are they working? If you find some of your power sources are dead, we recommend that you call a professional electrician to get them fixed. NowaEURTMs also a good time to check that you have GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) receptacles with those aEURTestaEUR and aEURResetaEUR buttons near any plumbing fixtures. If you donaEURTMt, itaEURTMs likely to come up in the home inspection when you decide to sell your house.
3. Change the direction of your ceiling fans
You should change the rotation of your ceiling fans twice a year to increase energy efficiency, putting less strain on your heating and cooling systems. Running a ceiling fan properly in the winter can help you save up to 10% on your heating bill. When you change the direction of the fan, you change the way the air moves, more effectively heating or cooling a room.
You want your ceiling fan to rotate counterclockwise in the summer, pushing cool air down. On most fans, you can change the rotation using the directional switch on the motoraEUR"typically by turning the switch down. To get the clockwise rotation in winter, just reverse the switch.
A woman maintaining a home by replacing exhaust fans.
Source: (ucchie79/ Shutterstock)
4. Clean out exhaust fans to prevent mold
Fans in your home help clean out smells and moisture, but if they canaEURTMt do their job efficiently, you run the risk of growing mold in your home. Once a year, take the time to remove and clean your bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans. ThisaEURTMll keep the hardware running smoothly, and the moisture out of your home.
5. Regrout or recaulk your tub, showers, and bathroom fixtures
Whether you have grout or caulk as a filler between your tiles in the bathroom, it will exhibit signs of wear and tear over time. If you notice any crumbling, peeling, or mildew, itaEURTMs probably time for a touch-up.
aEURIf your grout is moldy, people think you donaEURTMt take care of your home,aEUR says Spaniak.
You can attack moldy grout or caulk with a bleach solution as a quick fix to tie you over for awhile.
But if you need to replace the grout completely, popular DIY magazine Popular Mechanics has a step-by-step for regrouting (which includes a handy shopping list).
Got caulk? You should plan on recaulking about every 5 years. ItaEURTMs a simple processaEUR"just grab a tube of caulk, caulk gun, and this handy DIY caulking guide.
A downspout that has been maintained outside of a home.
Source: (Michael Moloney/ Shutterstock)
6. Double check your downspout
Take a look around the perimeter of your home to check for downspouts that have become detached from your home. If downspouts become detached or faulty, water will not get directed away from the home and can lead to water intrusion or even foundation issues. This is a minor fix that can save you major cash down the road.e
7. Remove evidence of water damage
If youaEURTMve experienced some kind of water damage in your home, you probably fixed it right away, but have you repaired the evidence?
aEURAnything that looks like it might raise questions, you want to take care of,aEUR reasons Spaniak. Make sure youaEURTMve not only addressed the source of the damage with a professional, but also addressed the stains left behind.
According to home care experts at BobVila.com, you need more than a simple coat of paint to remove evidence of water damage, and prevent future staining. Use a stain-blocking primer on ceilings and basement walls, and then you can paint as you typically would.
8. Clear your drains
Tackle any slow drains in your home before they become clogged. ItaEURTMs better to snake the drain with a wire hanger, or clog remover tool, rather than use drain cleaner, which can be hard on your pipes.
9. Flush out your water heater
Once a year, youaEURTMll need to drain your water heater or have a professional plumber come in to do it. Draining your water heater will flush out any minerals or debris in the system, ensuring it runs more efficiently.
If youaEURTMre feeling up to the task, AllState Insurance, one of the largest publicly held insurance providers in America, has a step by step guide for draining the water heater yourself.
A person maintaining a home by tracking the water bill.
Source: (Matthew Henry/ Burst)
10. Check your water bill to track water consumption
For many of us, itaEURTMs hard to detect a leak in our home until the telltale water stain appears on the ceiling. One of the simplest ways to watch for leaks and water consumption is keeping track of your bill. Take a look at your water bill monthly and compare month over month. If the number is higher than average, you might want to explore further with the help of a professional plumber.
11. Gut the gutters
Gutter maintenance should take place at least twice a year, or as the seasons change. Gutters overflowing with debris wonaEURTMt do their job, and can lead to much more costly water damage. Check and clean your gutters every spring and fall, clearing away any muck, sealing any leaks, and replacing damaged gutters as needed.
This video guide from LoweaEURTMs, one of the largest do-it-yourself home retailers in the country, will walk you through your DIY gutter cleaning basics. For two-story homes, hire a local gutter cleaner to come do the job for you. While youaEURTMre at it, get the deck professionally washed and stained and knock out your spring yard maintenance.
12. Test your sump pump
If your home has a sump pump in the basement, you should test it twice a year. Sump pumps typically last about 10 years, and with proper maintenance, could work even longer.
Check the water levels of the pump: if itaEURTMs overflowing, itaEURTMs probably not doing its job properly. Take time to clean the pump of any de
5 acres of commercial land facing dual tarred road is available for sale
Location :Ring road Along Challenge road Ibadan.
Document : C of O and Judgement
Price : 150M per acre
. Check to see that the doorbell worksaEUR"if not, replace it
aEURI will tell you one of the first things I see a lot in homes is that the doorbell is broken,aEUR Spaniak says. What better way to welcome future buyers than with a doorbell that actually works? ItaEURTMs a small detail that counts to future buyers.
Use Home DepotaEURTMs DIY guide for how to replace a doorbell to help you safely reach the aEURDing Dong!aEUR of success. With actionable step-by-step bullet points, including how to upgrade to a wireless doorbell if you choose, itaEURTMs the best doorbell replacement tutorial we could find on the web.
2. Restore power to any dead outlets
Check out the outlets in your home annually. Are they working? If you find some of your power sources are dead, we recommend that you call a professional electrician to get them fixed. NowaEURTMs also a good time to check that you have GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) receptacles with those aEURTestaEUR and aEURResetaEUR buttons near any plumbing fixtures. If you donaEURTMt, itaEURTMs likely to come up in the home inspection when you decide to sell your house.
3. Change the direction of your ceiling fans
You should change the rotation of your ceiling fans twice a year to increase energy efficiency, putting less strain on your heating and cooling systems. Running a ceiling fan properly in the winter can help you save up to 10% on your heating bill. When you change the direction of the fan, you change the way the air moves, more effectively heating or cooling a room.
You want your ceiling fan to rotate counterclockwise in the summer, pushing cool air down. On most fans, you can change the rotation using the directional switch on the motoraEUR"typically by turning the switch down. To get the clockwise rotation in winter, just reverse the switch.
A woman maintaining a home by replacing exhaust fans.
Source: (ucchie79/ Shutterstock)
4. Clean out exhaust fans to prevent mold
Fans in your home help clean out smells and moisture, but if they canaEURTMt do their job efficiently, you run the risk of growing mold in your home. Once a year, take the time to remove and clean your bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans. ThisaEURTMll keep the hardware running smoothly, and the moisture out of your home.
5. Regrout or recaulk your tub, showers, and bathroom fixtures
Whether you have grout or caulk as a filler between your tiles in the bathroom, it will exhibit signs of wear and tear over time. If you notice any crumbling, peeling, or mildew, itaEURTMs probably time for a touch-up.
aEURIf your grout is moldy, people think you donaEURTMt take care of your home,aEUR says Spaniak.
You can attack moldy grout or caulk with a bleach solution as a quick fix to tie you over for awhile.
But if you need to replace the grout completely, popular DIY magazine Popular Mechanics has a step-by-step for regrouting (which includes a handy shopping list).
Got caulk? You should plan on recaulking about every 5 years. ItaEURTMs a simple processaEUR"just grab a tube of caulk, caulk gun, and this handy DIY caulking guide.
A downspout that has been maintained outside of a home.
Source: (Michael Moloney/ Shutterstock)
6. Double check your downspout
Take a look around the perimeter of your home to check for downspouts that have become detached from your home. If downspouts become detached or faulty, water will not get directed away from the home and can lead to water intrusion or even foundation issues. This is a minor fix that can save you major cash down the road.e
7. Remove evidence of water damage
If youaEURTMve experienced some kind of water damage in your home, you probably fixed it right away, but have you repaired the evidence?
aEURAnything that looks like it might raise questions, you want to take care of,aEUR reasons Spaniak. Make sure youaEURTMve not only addressed the source of the damage with a professional, but also addressed the stains left behind.
According to home care experts at BobVila.com, you need more than a simple coat of paint to remove evidence of water damage, and prevent future staining. Use a stain-blocking primer on ceilings and basement walls, and then you can paint as you typically would.
8. Clear your drains
Tackle any slow drains in your home before they become clogged. ItaEURTMs better to snake the drain with a wire hanger, or clog remover tool, rather than use drain cleaner, which can be hard on your pipes.
9. Flush out your water heater
Once a year, youaEURTMll need to drain your water heater or have a professional plumber come in to do it. Draining your water heater will flush out any minerals or debris in the system, ensuring it runs more efficiently.
If youaEURTMre feeling up to the task, AllState Insurance, one of the largest publicly held insurance providers in America, has a step by step guide for draining the water heater yourself.
A person maintaining a home by tracking the water bill.
Source: (Matthew Henry/ Burst)
10. Check your water bill to track water consumption
For many of us, itaEURTMs hard to detect a leak in our home until the telltale water stain appears on the ceiling. One of the simplest ways to watch for leaks and water consumption is keeping track of your bill. Take a look at your water bill monthly and compare month over month. If the number is higher than average, you might want to explore further with the help of a professional plumber.
11. Gut the gutters
Gutter maintenance should take place at least twice a year, or as the seasons change. Gutters overflowing with debris wonaEURTMt do their job, and can lead to much more costly water damage. Check and clean your gutters every spring and fall, clearing away any muck, sealing any leaks, and replacing damaged gutters as needed.
This video guide from LoweaEURTMs, one of the largest do-it-yourself home retailers in the country, will walk you through your DIY gutter cleaning basics. For two-story homes, hire a local gutter cleaner to come do the job for you. While youaEURTMre at it, get the deck professionally washed and stained and knock out your spring yard maintenance.
12. Test your sump pump
If your home has a sump pump in the basement, you should test it twice a year. Sump pumps typically last about 10 years, and with proper maintenance, could work even longer.
Check the water levels of the pump: if itaEURTMs overflowing, itaEURTMs probably not doing its job properly. Take time to clean the pump of any de
Commercial land for Sale
5 acres of commercial land facing dual tarred road is available for sale
Location :Ring road Along Challenge road Ibadan.
Document : C of O and Judgement
Price : 150M per acre
. Check to see that the doorbell worksaEUR"if not, replace it
aEURI will tell you one of the first things I see a lot in homes is that the doorbell is broken,aEUR Spaniak says. What better way to welcome future buyers than with a doorbell that actually works? ItaEURTMs a small detail that counts to future buyers.
Use Home DepotaEURTMs DIY guide for how to replace a doorbell to help you safely reach the aEURDing Dong!aEUR of success. With actionable step-by-step bullet points, including how to upgrade to a wireless doorbell if you choose, itaEURTMs the best doorbell replacement tutorial we could find on the web.
2. Restore power to any dead outlets
Check out the outlets in your home annually. Are they working? If you find some of your power sources are dead, we recommend that you call a professional electrician to get them fixed. NowaEURTMs also a good time to check that you have GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) receptacles with those aEURTestaEUR and aEURResetaEUR buttons near any plumbing fixtures. If you donaEURTMt, itaEURTMs likely to come up in the home inspection when you decide to sell your house.
3. Change the direction of your ceiling fans
You should change the rotation of your ceiling fans twice a year to increase energy efficiency, putting less strain on your heating and cooling systems. Running a ceiling fan properly in the winter can help you save up to 10% on your heating bill. When you change the direction of the fan, you change the way the air moves, more effectively heating or cooling a room.
You want your ceiling fan to rotate counterclockwise in the summer, pushing cool air down. On most fans, you can change the rotation using the directional switch on the motoraEUR"typically by turning the switch down. To get the clockwise rotation in winter, just reverse the switch.
A woman maintaining a home by replacing exhaust fans.
Source: (ucchie79/ Shutterstock)
4. Clean out exhaust fans to prevent mold
Fans in your home help clean out smells and moisture, but if they canaEURTMt do their job efficiently, you run the risk of growing mold in your home. Once a year, take the time to remove and clean your bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans. ThisaEURTMll keep the hardware running smoothly, and the moisture out of your home.
5. Regrout or recaulk your tub, showers, and bathroom fixtures
Whether you have grout or caulk as a filler between your tiles in the bathroom, it will exhibit signs of wear and tear over time. If you notice any crumbling, peeling, or mildew, itaEURTMs probably time for a touch-up.
aEURIf your grout is moldy, people think you donaEURTMt take care of your home,aEUR says Spaniak.
You can attack moldy grout or caulk with a bleach solution as a quick fix to tie you over for awhile.
But if you need to replace the grout completely, popular DIY magazine Popular Mechanics has a step-by-step for regrouting (which includes a handy shopping list).
Got caulk? You should plan on recaulking about every 5 years. ItaEURTMs a simple processaEUR"just grab a tube of caulk, caulk gun, and this handy DIY caulking guide.
A downspout that has been maintained outside of a home.
Source: (Michael Moloney/ Shutterstock)
6. Double check your downspout
Take a look around the perimeter of your home to check for downspouts that have become detached from your home. If downspouts become detached or faulty, water will not get directed away from the home and can lead to water intrusion or even foundation issues. This is a minor fix that can save you major cash down the road.e
7. Remove evidence of water damage
If youaEURTMve experienced some kind of water damage in your home, you probably fixed it right away, but have you repaired the evidence?
aEURAnything that looks like it might raise questions, you want to take care of,aEUR reasons Spaniak. Make sure youaEURTMve not only addressed the source of the damage with a professional, but also addressed the stains left behind.
According to home care experts at BobVila.com, you need more than a simple coat of paint to remove evidence of water damage, and prevent future staining. Use a stain-blocking primer on ceilings and basement walls, and then you can paint as you typically would.
8. Clear your drains
Tackle any slow drains in your home before they become clogged. ItaEURTMs better to snake the drain with a wire hanger, or clog remover tool, rather than use drain cleaner, which can be hard on your pipes.
9. Flush out your water heater
Once a year, youaEURTMll need to drain your water heater or have a professional plumber come in to do it. Draining your water heater will flush out any minerals or debris in the system, ensuring it runs more efficiently.
If youaEURTMre feeling up to the task, AllState Insurance, one of the largest publicly held insurance providers in America, has a step by step guide for draining the water heater yourself.
A person maintaining a home by tracking the water bill.
Source: (Matthew Henry/ Burst)
10. Check your water bill to track water consumption
For many of us, itaEURTMs hard to detect a leak in our home until the telltale water stain appears on the ceiling. One of the simplest ways to watch for leaks and water consumption is keeping track of your bill. Take a look at your water bill monthly and compare month over month. If the number is higher than average, you might want to explore further with the help of a professional plumber.
11. Gut the gutters
Gutter maintenance should take place at least twice a year, or as the seasons change. Gutters overflowing with debris wonaEURTMt do their job, and can lead to much more costly water damage. Check and clean your gutters every spring and fall, clearing away any muck, sealing any leaks, and replacing damaged gutters as needed.
This video guide from LoweaEURTMs, one of the largest do-it-yourself home retailers in the country, will walk you through your DIY gutter cleaning basics. For two-story homes, hire a local gutter cleaner to come do the job for you. While youaEURTMre at it, get the deck professionally washed and stained and knock out your spring yard maintenance.
12. Test your sump pump
If your home has a sump pump in the basement, you should test it twice a year. Sump pumps typically last about 10 years, and with proper maintenance, could work even longer.
Check the water levels of the pump: if itaEURTMs overflowing, itaEURTMs probably not doing its job properly. Take time to clean the pump of any de
5 acres of commercial land facing dual tarred road is available for sale
Location :Ring road Along Challenge road Ibadan.
Document : C of O and Judgement
Price : 150M per acre
. Check to see that the doorbell worksaEUR"if not, replace it
aEURI will tell you one of the first things I see a lot in homes is that the doorbell is broken,aEUR Spaniak says. What better way to welcome future buyers than with a doorbell that actually works? ItaEURTMs a small detail that counts to future buyers.
Use Home DepotaEURTMs DIY guide for how to replace a doorbell to help you safely reach the aEURDing Dong!aEUR of success. With actionable step-by-step bullet points, including how to upgrade to a wireless doorbell if you choose, itaEURTMs the best doorbell replacement tutorial we could find on the web.
2. Restore power to any dead outlets
Check out the outlets in your home annually. Are they working? If you find some of your power sources are dead, we recommend that you call a professional electrician to get them fixed. NowaEURTMs also a good time to check that you have GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) receptacles with those aEURTestaEUR and aEURResetaEUR buttons near any plumbing fixtures. If you donaEURTMt, itaEURTMs likely to come up in the home inspection when you decide to sell your house.
3. Change the direction of your ceiling fans
You should change the rotation of your ceiling fans twice a year to increase energy efficiency, putting less strain on your heating and cooling systems. Running a ceiling fan properly in the winter can help you save up to 10% on your heating bill. When you change the direction of the fan, you change the way the air moves, more effectively heating or cooling a room.
You want your ceiling fan to rotate counterclockwise in the summer, pushing cool air down. On most fans, you can change the rotation using the directional switch on the motoraEUR"typically by turning the switch down. To get the clockwise rotation in winter, just reverse the switch.
A woman maintaining a home by replacing exhaust fans.
Source: (ucchie79/ Shutterstock)
4. Clean out exhaust fans to prevent mold
Fans in your home help clean out smells and moisture, but if they canaEURTMt do their job efficiently, you run the risk of growing mold in your home. Once a year, take the time to remove and clean your bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans. ThisaEURTMll keep the hardware running smoothly, and the moisture out of your home.
5. Regrout or recaulk your tub, showers, and bathroom fixtures
Whether you have grout or caulk as a filler between your tiles in the bathroom, it will exhibit signs of wear and tear over time. If you notice any crumbling, peeling, or mildew, itaEURTMs probably time for a touch-up.
aEURIf your grout is moldy, people think you donaEURTMt take care of your home,aEUR says Spaniak.
You can attack moldy grout or caulk with a bleach solution as a quick fix to tie you over for awhile.
But if you need to replace the grout completely, popular DIY magazine Popular Mechanics has a step-by-step for regrouting (which includes a handy shopping list).
Got caulk? You should plan on recaulking about every 5 years. ItaEURTMs a simple processaEUR"just grab a tube of caulk, caulk gun, and this handy DIY caulking guide.
A downspout that has been maintained outside of a home.
Source: (Michael Moloney/ Shutterstock)
6. Double check your downspout
Take a look around the perimeter of your home to check for downspouts that have become detached from your home. If downspouts become detached or faulty, water will not get directed away from the home and can lead to water intrusion or even foundation issues. This is a minor fix that can save you major cash down the road.e
7. Remove evidence of water damage
If youaEURTMve experienced some kind of water damage in your home, you probably fixed it right away, but have you repaired the evidence?
aEURAnything that looks like it might raise questions, you want to take care of,aEUR reasons Spaniak. Make sure youaEURTMve not only addressed the source of the damage with a professional, but also addressed the stains left behind.
According to home care experts at BobVila.com, you need more than a simple coat of paint to remove evidence of water damage, and prevent future staining. Use a stain-blocking primer on ceilings and basement walls, and then you can paint as you typically would.
8. Clear your drains
Tackle any slow drains in your home before they become clogged. ItaEURTMs better to snake the drain with a wire hanger, or clog remover tool, rather than use drain cleaner, which can be hard on your pipes.
9. Flush out your water heater
Once a year, youaEURTMll need to drain your water heater or have a professional plumber come in to do it. Draining your water heater will flush out any minerals or debris in the system, ensuring it runs more efficiently.
If youaEURTMre feeling up to the task, AllState Insurance, one of the largest publicly held insurance providers in America, has a step by step guide for draining the water heater yourself.
A person maintaining a home by tracking the water bill.
Source: (Matthew Henry/ Burst)
10. Check your water bill to track water consumption
For many of us, itaEURTMs hard to detect a leak in our home until the telltale water stain appears on the ceiling. One of the simplest ways to watch for leaks and water consumption is keeping track of your bill. Take a look at your water bill monthly and compare month over month. If the number is higher than average, you might want to explore further with the help of a professional plumber.
11. Gut the gutters
Gutter maintenance should take place at least twice a year, or as the seasons change. Gutters overflowing with debris wonaEURTMt do their job, and can lead to much more costly water damage. Check and clean your gutters every spring and fall, clearing away any muck, sealing any leaks, and replacing damaged gutters as needed.
This video guide from LoweaEURTMs, one of the largest do-it-yourself home retailers in the country, will walk you through your DIY gutter cleaning basics. For two-story homes, hire a local gutter cleaner to come do the job for you. While youaEURTMre at it, get the deck professionally washed and stained and knock out your spring yard maintenance.
12. Test your sump pump
If your home has a sump pump in the basement, you should test it twice a year. Sump pumps typically last about 10 years, and with proper maintenance, could work even longer.
Check the water levels of the pump: if itaEURTMs overflowing, itaEURTMs probably not doing its job properly. Take time to clean the pump of any de
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