As winter nears, take a few minutes to inspect and re-caulk the exterior of your home, focusing on doors, windows, and siding seams. Even small cracks and gaps in caulking allow cold air to sneak in and warm air to escape, driving up heating costs while also inviting moisture to damage siding, insulation, and possibly the structural frame. Look closely at these areas for peeling, cracks, or any breakdown in the existing caulk—especially in joints or corners where materials meet. If you see wear, gently remove the old caulk, clean the surface, and apply fresh, weatherproof caulk, such as a silicone or polyurethane-based type, which handles winter’s tough conditions well. This preventative step helps ensure your home stays cozy, sealed, and protected all winter long, avoiding costly repairs and adding efficiency to your energy use. Make it a fall habit and see the difference it makes in comfort and savings.
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