Full open-up before the season and shut-down after — water, heat, storm prep, and everything ready the day you arrive.
The two moments that make or break a season, handled properly — so you arrive to a working house, and leave one built to survive the winter.
Tell us your season — we set open and close dates around your arrival and departure.
Water, heat, systems, and outdoor spaces brought back to life before you arrive.
Optional home-watch visits keep everything running while the house is in use.
Full winterization and storm prep so nothing freezes or fails over the off-season.
Opening gets a seasonal home ready for use — water back on, HVAC and plumbing tested, outdoor spaces set up, and the house cleaned-ready for arrival. Closing winterizes it — draining lines, protecting against freeze damage, and securing the exterior against East End storms. Erick Centeno Remodeling handles both on a schedule built around your season.
Most owners close after the first hard cold snap risk in late fall — typically November — to avoid frozen pipes. We schedule your close-down before freezing temperatures set in, and can add storm prep any time a coastal system is forecast.
Yes. Arrival prep is part of the open — heat on, water running, systems checked, so you walk into a comfortable, working house instead of spending your first day getting it going.
Yes. Ahead of a forecast coastal storm we secure exterior furniture and fixtures, check drainage, and button up the house — and follow up afterward with a damage check as part of home watch.