Four times a year, here is what your property needs.
Short reminders for coastal Georgia — salt, shade, pollen and storm season. Every post has a Facebook and Instagram version ready to copy.
Salt spray after storms doesn't rinse off
After a storm season, salt spray bakes onto glass and pits it over time. It does not rinse off — it needs a dedicated mineral remover and a squeegee before it etches the pane.
- ✓Storm salt bakes onto the glass
- ✓It pits and etches if left alone
- ✓Mineral remover + squeegee clears it
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Book the holiday wash in early November
Book the holiday wash in early November before December fills, and wash before the decorations go up. A clean exterior and windows make the house look its best for guests and photos.
- ✓December fills — book in early November
- ✓Wash before decorations go up
- ✓Clean glass and siding for guests and photos
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Wet leaves tannin-stain concrete
Wet leaves left on concrete leave tannin stains that outlast the leaf. Clear the leaves and surface clean the slab before the stains set in for the winter.
- ✓Wet leaves release tannins into concrete
- ✓The stain outlasts the leaf
- ✓Clear and clean before winter sets in
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The year at a glance
Spring
Pollen, algae and the first green on the north wall.
Summer
Slick concrete, full gutters and storefront glass.
Fall
Storm salt, holiday prep and tannin stains.
Winter
Slow growth, clear roof views and first pick of spring.
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Four emails a year, one per season. No spam, just a timely nudge for the coast.