PNW Spring Home Maintenance Guide From Rain to Sun: Managing Spring Maintenance for Pacific Northwest Homes Spring in the Pacific Northwest marks a critical transition for your home. As winter moisture lingers and temperatures begin to rise, hidden damage, drainage issues, mold growth, and ventilation problems can quietly develop if left unchecked. The PNW Spring Home Maintenance Guide is a practical, easy-to-follow resource created specifically for Pacific Northwest homeowners. Written by a licensed home inspector, this guide focuses on the seasonal challenges unique to our region—helping you protect your home as it moves from wet winter conditions into warmer, drier months. Inside, you’ll find clear, homeowner-friendly guidance on: Inspecting roofs, gutters, siding, foundations, and drainage systems - Managing moisture, mold, and ventilation during spring weather transitions - Preparing HVAC, plumbing, and irrigation systems for increased use - Identifying winter-related damage before it becomes costly - Improving energy efficiency and water conservation - Knowing when a task is safe to handle yourself—and when it’s time to call a professional The guide includes step-by-step inspection sections, Pacific Northwest–specific inspector tips, and month-by-month maintenance checklists covering March through May. Whether you’re maintaining an older home or learning how to care for a newer one, this guide helps you stay proactive, organized, and informed. Designed as part of the PNW Seasonal Home Maintenance Series , this spring edition provides the knowledge and confidence homeowners need to protect their investment—one season at a time.