$1 a month goes a long way. Make a difference today by enrolling in our $1/Month Club. Your contribution directly supports scholarships, grants, and financial literacy initiatives through the Limestone Legacy Foundation. Limestone FCU will be matching these donations up to $20,000 for the 2026 calendar year.¹
¹Contributions to the $1/Month Club support the Limestone Legacy Foundation, a separate charitable entity organized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Participation is completely voluntary, and choosing not to contribute will not affect your Limestone FCU membership or access to products and services. Donations may be tax-deductible; however, tax deductibility is not guaranteed. For the 2026 calendar year, Limestone FCU will match member donations to the $1/Month Club, up to a total of $20,000, while funds are available.
As the snow melts and warmer days arrive, spring is the perfect time to give your home a seasonal checkup. Winter weather can take a toll on your property, and a little preventative maintenance now can help you avoid costly repairs later. Here are five essential spring home maintenance tips every homeowner should add to their checklist.
1. Inspect Your Roof & Gutters
Winter storms, ice, and heavy snow can damage your roof and clog your gutters with debris. Start the season by checking for loose or missing shingles, leaks, or signs of wear. Clean out gutters and downspouts to ensure proper drainage and prevent water damage to your home’s foundation.
2. Service Your Lawn & Landscaping
Spring is the time to bring your yard back to life. Trim trees and shrubs, remove dead branches, and fertilize your lawn to encourage healthy growth. Preparing garden beds and planting early-season flowers or vegetables can help your outdoor space flourish throughout the warmer months.
3. Check Your Siding & Paint
Cold temperatures, snow, and ice can leave siding damaged or dirty. Look for cracks, mold, mildew, or peeling paint. Power washing your siding can restore its appearance while helping you spot areas that may need repairs or a fresh coat of paint.
4. Service Your HVAC System
Before the summer heat arrives, schedule a checkup for your HVAC system. Replace air filters, check for mold or debris in ducts, and ensure your system is running efficiently. It’s also a good time to clean refrigerator coils, which helps your appliances run more efficiently and last longer.
5. Inspect Windows & Doors
Small gaps or cracks around windows and doors can let in drafts and increase energy bills. Check seals, replace worn weatherstripping, and reseal any areas where air or moisture could enter your home. Improving insulation now can help keep your home comfortable all year.
Planning Home Improvements This Spring?
A little maintenance each spring goes a long way toward protecting your investment and keeping your home safe, efficient, and beautiful throughout the year.
If you’re considering projects like landscaping, roof repairs, new siding, or energy-efficient windows, a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)¹ may help you fund those improvements.
Talk to a loan officer to learn how a HELOC¹ can provide flexible financing for repairs, upgrades, or larger home improvement projects.
¹Loans are subject to change at any time without notice. All Loans are subject to a credit pull and credit approval. Must be a Limestone FCU member in good standing. Contact a Loan Officer for full terms and conditions. NMLS# 405435.
This four-week, no-cost course helps students build essential financial skills and confidence, whether they are new to making financial decisions or looking for a refresher.
Overview: Real-world money skills for young adults, including money mindset, savings, budgeting, investments, credit, and debt.
Audience: High school seniors, college students, and young adults.
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