BUY A UPS OR GENERATOR

Loadsheding is not ending this year, Purchase it before Law of Demand diminishes your purchasing power..

CLEAN UP YOUR AC

Whether you have central air or window units, your air conditioning system has been collecting dust and winter debris for months. Before you switch it on for the first time—and suck all that accumulated junk into

your system—you should replace old filters and clean your unit's coils and

intake ducts

SUMMER-IZE YOUR CAR/BIKE

Drop a few extra bucks at the carwash for full auto detailing, or spend an afternoon thoroughly scrubbing the bottom of your

vehicle.

REGISTER IN SWIMMING CLUB

Every year, you plan to swim in farm houses, water parks or sign up for that ‘IDEAL’ swimming pool two towns over. And every year, you

either pay a premium or are shut out altogether because you waited too long to sign up. Stop mincing, and

register now.

BOOK YOUR PETS CHECKUPS

Heartworm in dogs and cats is spread by mosquitoes, which means summer is the prime season for your

best buddy to contract this potentially fatal disease.

INSPECT YOUR ROOF

Heavy Rain, ice/Snowfalling, and fallen braches have battered your roof all winter. Now's the time—

before summer rains and thunderstorms put the integrity of your roof to the test— show some

loyalty and protect it.

TRIM YOUR TREES

Clipping and cutting away branches during the summer—when trees are most alive and "active"—can expose your trees to disease and make it more difficult for them to repair

themselves and regenerate.

GET YOUR SUMMER VACATION ON THE

BOOK

Most people don't start planning their holiday vacations until the first signs of fall indicate that summer's

over.

BOOK TICKETS FOR FNF SUMMER WEDDINGS

Monsoon Weddings can eat all your savings. You know about your June weddings, so schedule your flights

while prices are low.

SHORE YOUR WINTER WARDROBE ON CHEAP

The sale racks are loaded with last season's coats, sweaters, and slacks at take-these-off-our-hands prices. Now's the time—while stores are

clearing out their old inventory—to plug those holes in your winter

wardrobe. Seven months from now, you'll high-five yourself for thinking

ahead.