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Colorado Homeowner Resource

New Homeowner Exterior Checklist

Everything a new Colorado homeowner should do in the first 90 days.

Preparation Guide
Overview

What This Checklist Covers

Congratulations on your new Colorado home! This checklist helps you get oriented, document your property's condition, and set up a maintenance plan that will protect your investment for years to come.

Why This Matters

Why This Checklist Matters

The first few months in a new home are critical. Documenting the property's condition, understanding your utilities, and setting up a maintenance schedule prevents surprises and protects your investment.

Interactive Checklist

Your Checklist

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Locate Shutoffs & Utilities

Photograph Property Condition

Inspect Gutters

Wash Exterior

Inspect Concrete

Fence Inspection

Window Condition

Set Up Maintenance Schedule

Pro Tips

Tips for Success

Label your electrical panel circuits—it saves time during emergencies

Take wide-angle photos of each side of your house so you can compare year over year

Don't wait to schedule house washing—dirt and pollen left on siding can stain permanently

Keep all inspection reports, photos, and maintenance records in one binder

Frequently Asked Questions

The main water shutoff is typically near the water meter, often in a basement, crawl space, or utility room. In Colorado, it may also be in a utility box near the street. Find it before you need it.

Need Help with Your Maintenance?

Our team can handle the exterior cleaning tasks on your checklist — professionally and efficiently.