Nobody Taught Me How to Look After a House : A Beginner's Guide to Home Maintenance, Simple Repairs, Seasonal Jobs, and Knowing When to Call a Pro
Overview
Everyone tells you how to buy or rent a home. Nobody tells you how to stop it from slowly falling apart.
Until now.
That strange noise from the heating system. The faucet that won't stop dripping. The mysterious switch that appears to control absolutely nothing. The filter you were apparently supposed to change six months ago.
Looking after a home can feel like being handed the keys to an expensive machine-with no instruction manual.
Nobody Taught Me How to Look After a House is the practical, reassuring guide your home should have come with. Written for complete beginners, it explains what needs doing, when to do it, what you can safely handle yourself, and when it's time to put down the screwdriver and call a professional.
Inside, you'll discover how to:
- Find your water shutoff before an emergency finds it for you
- Understand the essential systems keeping your home running
- Build a useful toolkit without wasting money on unnecessary gadgets
- Complete simple repairs without making the problem worse
- Maintain appliances and help them last longer
- Stay ahead of monthly and seasonal household jobs
- Recognize warning signs that should never be ignored
- Know when to DIY-and when to call someone qualified
- Speak confidently to contractors and avoid unnecessary work
No lectures. No confusing technical language. No assumption that you already know what you're doing.
Just clear explanations, realistic advice, and the confidence to deal with everyday household problems before they become expensive emergencies.
You don't need to become a home-maintenance expert.
You just need someone to finally show you where to begin.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798176041965
- ISBN-10: 9798176041965
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: September 2026
- Dimensions: 8 x 5.25 x 0.31 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.34 pounds
- Page Count: 144
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