
How to Shut Off the Water to Your House
Why this matters A broken supply line can release a surprising amount of water in a short time. Knowing how to stop the flow is one of the simplest ways to limit damage. What to do Find the main shutoff before there is an emergency and show every adult in the household where it is. Learn the smalle

5 Things Every New Homeowner Should Do | Houzable
What to do Rekey exterior doors and reset garage, alarm, and smart-home access codes. Locate the main water shutoff, electrical panel, HVAC filter, and any gas shutoff that applies to the home. Test smoke and carbon-monoxide alarms and check their manufacture dates. Replace or inspect HVAC filters a
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