IT'S BBQ MONTH - Is Your Space Ready?
Did you know May is National BBQ Month? It's also Deck Safety Month. To help you prepare your outdoor entertaining space for guests this summer, I've dedicated this week's blog to tips to help you get ready for BBQ and deck season! With Memorial Day right around the corner, you may be hosting a BBQ in the near future. Take a look below to learn some ways you can prepare your space for summer parties!
Sand down any rough spots on your deck to help reduce the chance of little ones getting a splinter. Also, hammer down any nails that have popped up out of the board over the winter to help prevent a guest tripping. It's a good idea to walk around your railing to ensure it is secure. If you find a loose spindle or board, nail or screw it back into place to offer sturdy support for you and your guests.
As your experienced real estate agent in Lake Ozark, MO, I know how important it is to ensure your space is ready for summer gatherings and BBQs. Before you host your first event of the summer, take a walk around your deck. Check for any safety issues and make necessary repairs. If you don't quite love your outdoor entertaining space, it may be time for an upgrade. As summer rolls around, your friends and family will want to gather outdoors. Now is the time to look for a new home with the ideal entertaining space, if yours isn't quite up to par! Give me a call today to find your perfect home for sale at the Lake of the Ozarks. I can help you find the perfect entertaining space for all of your upcoming BBQs!
Clean It Up
It's important to ensure your outdoor entertaining space is clean. Consider power washing your deck to give it a fresh start for the season. In addition to power washing, you may want to take a few minutes to clean off your grill, too. It's also a good time to clean up your outdoor furniture.Illuminate Your Space
Light up your outdoor entertaining area this year. It not only helps create a safer place for your guests, it can make your home safer overall. Consider adding outdoor lights by your deck door and make sure your stairs are well-lit to help prevent a fall.Refinish Your Wood
Before the season kicks off, ensure your wood is up to par. At this time, you may want to refinish or seal your wood for a lasting appearance. Staining your wood can help to protect it from wear and tear throughout the summer. Weather can be harsh on your decking and protecting it can help keep it looking good and lasting longer!
Inspect for Damage
Sand down any rough spots on your deck to help reduce the chance of little ones getting a splinter. Also, hammer down any nails that have popped up out of the board over the winter to help prevent a guest tripping. It's a good idea to walk around your railing to ensure it is secure. If you find a loose spindle or board, nail or screw it back into place to offer sturdy support for you and your guests.
Create a Socializing Space
Now that your deck is ready, it's time to prepare your gathering space. Clean up your outdoor furniture and open up any umbrellas. This can help ensure everything you have as far as entertainment is up and ready for your guests! Right before your guests arrive for your BBQ, you can do a quick clean up of your outdoor table and be ready to entertain!As your experienced real estate agent in Lake Ozark, MO, I know how important it is to ensure your space is ready for summer gatherings and BBQs. Before you host your first event of the summer, take a walk around your deck. Check for any safety issues and make necessary repairs. If you don't quite love your outdoor entertaining space, it may be time for an upgrade. As summer rolls around, your friends and family will want to gather outdoors. Now is the time to look for a new home with the ideal entertaining space, if yours isn't quite up to par! Give me a call today to find your perfect home for sale at the Lake of the Ozarks. I can help you find the perfect entertaining space for all of your upcoming BBQs!
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