It’s clear summer is in the rearview, and with colder temperatures settling in, it’s a good time to make sure your home is ready.

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Even if it’s not a snowy or icy day, subfreezing temperatures can cause problems, especially for older homes.

Home inspector Philip Dancer with Dancer and Co. said it only takes one cold snap to do damage.

“Once we get to the point where we know that there’s a higher probability where we could go below freezing, then it’s important to start doing these checks around the home,” Dancer said.

He recommended winterizing your home by turning off and draining water to h

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