Welcome to HOME CRUISE CONTROL

About the Service 

Home Cruise Control is a proactive home maintenance program designed to take the guesswork and stress out of caring for your property. Much like the cruise control feature in a car, our program sets a steady course for keeping your home in peak condition. From routine inspections to preventive maintenance, Home Cruise Control helps homeowners plan, avoid costly surprises, and enjoy peace of mind knowing their home is always running smoothly.

How It Works

The program begins with a home assessment and maintenance program that identifies and performs regular maintenance on critical systems within any home or business. Key maintenance needs across svarious ystems ,lincluding exteriorsurfaces, Plumbing, Doors, Roofing, HVAC, and other nessentialsystems. From there, our staff will perform a seasonal tune-up on the identified systems; repairing and cleaning systems or items as needed to ensure every part of your home remains in top shape. Home Cruise Control also tracks maintenance milestones and upcoming service dates, sending reminders and updates so homeowners never miss a critical task.

Benefits & Outcomes

With Home Cruise Control, homeowners can protect the value of their property, extend the lifespan of major systems, and reduce the likelihood of emergency repairs. By shifting from reactive fixes to proactive care, the program saves money, minimizes disruptions, and creates a healthier and safer living environment. Whether you’re a first-time homeowner or a long-time resident, Home Cruise Control turns maintenance into a manageable, predictable process, allowing you to focus on enjoying your home rather than worrying about its upkeep.

Services Provided

Outlined below is our standard checklist of items for visual inspection and/or repairs, ensuring that your home stays as “healthy” as possible. 

• Walk the perimeter of the home to spot cracks, rot, or pest entry points
• Inspect roof shingles for curling, missing pieces, or moss buildup (from the ground or with binoculars)
• Check gutters and downspouts for blockages and proper attachment.
• Clear minor debris from gutters near downspout openings
• Examine window caulking and weatherstripping for deteriorationn
• Check exterior paint or siding for peeling or water damage.
• Test outdoor lighting (motion sensors, porch lights, security lights) and replace bulbs as needed.
• Inspect driveway, walkways, and patios for cracks or trip hazards
• Confirm handrails and steps are secure.

• Replace HVAC filters and vacuum exterior vents or grilles.
• Check thermostat batteries and confirm seasonal settings.
• Perform a quick visual inspection of the furnace/AC unit for leaks or odd sounds.s
• Verify the outdoor condenser is clear of debris and has adequate airflow.
• Check the water heater for leaks, rust, or unusual noises; record the age and condition.
• Confirm pilot lights (if any) are functioning correctly.
• Inspect and test the sump pump; clean debris from pit if accessible.
• Test all accessible shut-off valves (main water, gas) for smooth operation.
• Check the dryer vent exterior flap for obstructions or lint buildup.
  
  

• Check under sinks and around toilets for leaks or moisture rings.
• Tighten any loose faucet handles or sink fixtures.
• Test toilets for proper flush and tank fill
• Run water in rarely used fixtures to keep traps sealed.
• Inspect washing machine hoses for cracks or bulges.
• Verify dishwasher connections and look for leaks beneath
• Ensure outdoor spigots are adequately sealed and not dripping.
• Examine water softener or filtration systems for salt level or filter changes (if applicable)
• Record water pressure at an accessible faucet if equipment allows
  
  

• Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors; replace batteries as needed
• Verify fire extinguishers are fully charged and accessible.e
• Check GFCI outlets in kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoors to ensure they trip and reset
• Inspect the main electrical panel for corrosion or labeling issues.
• Test light switches and outlets for proper operation.
• Secure any loose outlet or switch plates.
• Check extension cords for fraying or unsafe placement.
• Review and advise on surge protection for major appliances or electronics.

• Test and adjust door latches, locks, and deadbolts for smooth function
• Lubricate hinges on doors and windows.
• Inspect visible insulation for gaps or displacement.
• Verify that stairways, handrails, and balusters are sturdy.
• Look for cracks in ceilings or walls that may indicate settling.
• Clean or dust ceiling fan blades and light fixtures within reach
• Check and clean bathroom exhaust fans for dust buildup.p
• Update and review the home maintenance checklist with the homeowner.
  
  

What Happens if Extra Work Is Needed

We have you covered if major repairs or replacements of systems are required. Home Cruise Control utilizes a network of professionals whom our staff have personally worked with. This effort will help ensure that we can retain our clients' trust while also providing the necessary specialized professionals to repair systems.