The rainy season brings pleasant weather with it. One may feel fresh when smelling the rain that may transport him to a whole new world. But as you know everything has two sides. Numerous factors can affect the timeline of designing homes. Rain can cause havoc damage to the buildings. The most affected area may be the roof and the walls because of their direct exposure to water.
As the monsoon is almost upon us and soon the air will be fragrant with the smell of wet mud and the atmosphere, this season may have a large impact on your homes if proper care is not taken. Make sure that your home is ready to take on the season. There are some tips which will guide in making the home Monsoon Ready.
1. Pre-Monsoon Examination
Examine your home properly before the start of the season. Also, get the cracks and damaged tiles repaired to avoid seepage.
2. Clear out the drains
Clogged drains can lead to the proliferation of mosquitoes and other harmful pests. One should make an appointment with the plumber to fix drainage problems before the monsoon season.
3. WaterProofing your Home
The most important fact to be kept in mind is to check the waterproofing of the home so that no moss grows on the wall. Check for weak wall joints and other leakages and get them fixed.
4. Check Electrical Wiring and Casings
Electrical Malfunctioning is another risk that might be faced during this season. Any exposed wiring or sockets may lead to a short circuit and consequently a danger of electrical failure. Encase all the open electrical sockets to protect your home during the monsoon season.
5. Clean Carpets and Rugs Regularly
Make sure to keep your carpets and rugs clean all the time as they gather dust quickly and when the same dust interacts with the atmosphere it becomes musty and causes the carpet to be too moist.
6. Protect Wooden Furniture
Nowadays, wooden furniture and furnishings are quite an in trend. They gave a vintage and artistic look to the home. Protect them from the rainwater. Keep a proper eye on the maintenance to keep it looking beautiful and shiny.
7. Choice of Paints
Choosing the right paint is a crucial part. External paint not only prevents the rainwater from seeping but also protects the walls from extreme downpours. Use waterproof paint along with water sealant.
8. Ventilators
Install ventilation to ensure a humidity-free healthy environment at home. It may help in curbing dampness in high humid areas of the home.
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