Cottage closing & winterizing
Water shut off, lines and fixtures drained, antifreeze where needed, and appliances prepped for winter.
Wasaga Cottage Closing / Service areas / Tay Township
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Frozen pipes are the #1 cottage winter repair. Get closed before the first hard frost.
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Water shut off, lines and fixtures drained, antifreeze where needed, and appliances prepped for winter.
Water back on and checked for leaks, systems started, and the place aired out before you arrive.
Regular drive-bys and walk-throughs with photos, plus a call if anything looks wrong.
Furniture, canoes and toys stored, and help coordinating dock and boat removal.
Location, water source (lake, well or municipal) and what you need done.
A local provider calls back with a price and closing date.
Your cottage is closed properly, with a photo summary when it is done.



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Most owners close in October, before overnight temperatures drop below freezing for long. Earlier is safer if the cottage is not heated.
Typically shutting off water, draining lines and fixtures, adding RV antifreeze to traps, preparing appliances, securing windows and doors, and storing outdoor items.
Yes. Winter property checks include regular visits, a walk-through and photos, so you know everything is okay.
Yes — water back on, leak checks, systems restarted and a quick clean so it is ready when you arrive.
It depends on the size of the cottage and its water system. Request a free quote to get an exact price.
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