Snowy weather is in the forecast, so it’s time to start thinking about what you should do with your patio furniture. It’s important that you properly store your furniture during the winter months so it remains in good condition for next spring. Here are some tips on how to store patio furniture over the winter.

How to Store Your Patio Furniture During the Winter

Clean it before you cover it. The first step in properly storing your patio furniture for the winter is to ensure it is clean before you put it away. Give each piece a thorough cleaning according to the manufacturer’s directions to remove dirt and debris from the surface. This will help keep them in good shape while they sit unused during cold weather months.

Cover it. After cleaning your patio furniture, it’s important to cover them up with protective covers or tarps. This will ensure that they remain protected from snow, sleet, and other elements throughout the winter months.

Keep it out of the way. It’s important to remember to store your patio furniture out of the way when not in use. These big items may become hazardous to you, your kids, or your pets if left outside during inclement weather conditions where someone might bump into them when the snow gets too high or even slide into them in the case of ice. When possible, store these items securely in a shed or garage where they are completely out of the way. If that’s not an option, simply slide them over to the corner of the deck so they aren’t near the walking path.

There’s Still Time to Clean Your Patio Furniture This Year.

It might be cold out, but it’s not too late to have your patio furniture properly cleaned before storage. At JDog Carpet Cleaning & Floor Care, we know just how to clean your outdoor upholstery and furniture. When you call us, you can expect Respect, Integrity, and Trust, the same values we lived by during our time serving our country. You can feel confident knowing we won’t stop working until everything is cleaned to our high standards. Call us today at 844-GET-JDOG for a free quote.