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A little home care. A big difference.
Keep your place looking good and working well with a few simple jobs each month. From everyday upkeep to a proper spring clean, our Home Care Calendar helps you work out what needs doing and get stuck in.
This month: October
Give your outdoors a good spruce-up
Warmer days are on the way. Time to give your deck, paths and outdoor furniture a bit of attention, so you’re ready to make the most of them.
Good to know
Pick a dry spell to wash outdoor furniture and cushions, so everything has time to dry properly before you use it or put it away.
A few jobs each month. A home that’s easier to look after.
You don’t need to give up every weekend. Pick what needs doing, work through it at your own pace and keep coming back.
Pick a job
Start with this month’s checklist. Choose the job that’ll make the biggest difference to your place.
Find a bit of time
Do one job when you can, or set aside a few hours and knock off a few together. Whatever works for you.
Tick it off
Enjoy getting something sorted. Missed a month? No worries. Pick up with what needs doing now.
Plan your year, month by month
There’s always something to do around the home. We’ve broken it down into manageable monthly checklists, with jobs that suit the season. Start here or see what’s coming up.
January to March
Start the year with a few jobs sorted
Reset after the holidays, keep on top of summer upkeep and get ready for cooler days.
April to June
Get your place ready for winter
A bit of prep now goes a long way. Stay on top of moisture, mould and draughts to help keep your home warm and dry.
July to September
See winter out and welcome spring in
Catch up on winter upkeep, get organised and tackle the spring clean.
October to December
Get ready for more time outdoors
Freshen up your outdoor spaces, make room for guests and get set for summer at home.
Find your starting point
Wherever you're at with your home, there's an easy first step. Pick the one that sounds most like you.
Renting your place?
Find simple ways to make your rental feel more like home, without taking on big projects or permanent changes.
Good months to start
Getting ready for your own home?
Build good habits now with easy cleaning, organising and maintenance tasks that help you feel more prepared.
Good months to start
Settling into your first home?
Learn how to look after your biggest asset with seasonal reminders, practical tips and manageable jobs you can keep on top of.
Good months to start
Make it a habit
A little each month adds up. By the end of the year every part of your home has had some attention, and none of it felt like a big job.
Book in one weekend a month
Set aside a weekend for your checklist, or do a job or two each weekend if that suits you better.
Start with what bugs you most
Every job stands on its own, so begin with the one that will make the biggest difference to you.
Tick it off and keep going
Each month builds on the last. Miss one? Just pick up with this month and carry on.
Get what you need to get it done
From cleaning gear to storage and tools, find the right products for the job.
Cleaning products
For everyday mess and the occasional big clean.
Mould and moisture control
Help keep moisture in check around your home.
Storage and organisation
Clear the clutter and give everything a home.
Laundry care
Get on top of washing, drying and looking after fabrics.
Garden and outdoor upkeep
Keep your outdoor spaces looking good through the seasons.
Safety and security
Find what you need for home safety and security jobs.
Tools and maintenance
Gear up for small fixes and everyday upkeep.
Garage storage
Get your tools and gear sorted, so they’re there when you need them.
Good to know
How long does each month’s checklist take?
Most months have around five jobs that take a few hours in total. Get them done together, spread them across the month or start with the ones that need the most attention.
Do I need to do every job?
No. You know your place best. Pick the jobs that need doing and leave anything that doesn’t apply or is already sorted.
I’m renting. Can I use the calendar?
Absolutely. There are plenty of cleaning and organising jobs to get stuck into. If something needs repairing, changing or you’re unsure about a job, check with your landlord or property manager first.
Do I need special tools or DIY skills?
Many jobs just need everyday cleaning gear and basic tools. Each task will help you work out what you need before you start. If a job is beyond your skills or equipment, get someone qualified to help.
What if I miss a month?
No worries. Start with this month and look back for anything that still needs doing. You don’t have to catch up on everything.
Can I start at any time?
Yes. There’s no need to wait for January. Head to the current month’s checklist and pick your first job.