Rainy Day in Fairbanks, Alaska | 7 Things Homeowners Should Check

Come take a rainy walk with me down 3rd Avenue in Fairbanks, Alaska! Rainy days are actually a great opportunity to learn something about your home. While we walk, I talk about some of the things Alaska homeowners should keep an eye on when the rain starts coming down. We’ll talk about drainage around the house, gutters and downspouts, water near the foundation, roofs, crawl spaces, grading, and some of the little warning signs that are much easier to spot while it is actually raining. Whether you already own a home in Fairbanks or North Pole, Alaska, or you are thinking about moving here, understanding how a property handles water is an important part of taking care of your home. And sometimes the best way to learn about Alaska real estate is simply to put on a rain jacket and go for a walk. I’m Paul Illguth, Associate Broker and REALTOR® with Majors Realty Group, serving Fairbanks, North Pole, and the surrounding Interior Alaska communities. Subscribe for more Fairbanks walking tours, Alaska real estate information, local neighborhoods, homeownership tips, and a look at what everyday life in Interior Alaska is really like. #FairbanksAlaska #AlaskaRealEstate #LivingInAlaska #FairbanksRealEstate #AlaskaHomes #MovingToAlaska #HomeMaintenance #RainyDay #InteriorAlaska #NorthPoleAlaska