At Copper Basin, excellence is doing the right things very well over and over. We build more than homes. We build communities – and we build them with your family in mind. Contact us today and discover how easy it can be to make a Copper Basin home yours.


Copper Basin Construction, Inc. has constructed your home with carefully selected materials and the effort of experienced craftsmen and laborers under the supervision of our field personnel, with the administrative support of our office personnel. Although this group works from detailed plans and specifications, no two homes are exactly alike. Each one is unique; a home is one of the last hand-built products left in the world. Over time, each behaves differently.
Although quality materials and workmanship have been used in creating your home, just like a fine automobile or boat, it requires care from the first day. Regular homeowner maintenance is essential to providing a quality home for a lifetime. This section as well as your Homeowner Manual was assembled to assist you in that effort.
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Keep your new Copper Basin home running smoothly and looking great by following the maintenance schedule below and outlined in your home owner manual.
| Home Item | What To Do | When |
|---|---|---|
| HVAC – Filters | Clean or replace air filters regularly to maintain proper functioning. | Monthly |
| HVAC – Gas Furnace | For gas furnaces, an authorized technician should inspect it at least once a year for proper functioning and venting. | Yearly |
| Appliances | Keep appliances clean by removing lint, grease, and grime regularly from surfaces and around moving parts (ignition switches, seals, agitators, etc) make sure work surface areas are clean and read owners manual for the specific cleaning requirements of each appliance. | Monthly |
| Cabinets | Wipe wood cabinets with a non-abrasive cleaner and apply lubricant to drawers and hinges if needed to maintain smooth function and prevent rusting/sticking. | As Needed |
| Tile, Stainless, and Fiberglass surfaces and fixtures | Clean regularly with non-abrasive cleansers to prevent scratching or damage. | As Needed |
| Carpet | Thoroughly vacuum weekly and professionally clean at least once a year. Consult your carpet installer or manufacturer to determine an appropriate stain remover, and use IMMEDIATELY after spilling to prevent staining. | Weekly |
| Countertops | Clean countertops with a non-abrasive cleanser or a soapy cloth. Use a trivet or hot pad when placing hot items on the counter to prevent damage and check caulk/replace caulk as necessary at all counter joints. | As Needed |
| Disposal | Always run cold water when disposal is in use to prevent overheating. Keep clean by adding a tray of ice cubes and small amount of dish soap to running disposal periodically. | As Needed |
| Fireplace | Keep your fireplace clean and clear of debris and have an expert clean your fireplace flu annually to prevent dangerous buildup, which can cause poor drafting. | Yearly |
| Roof | Have your roof inspected every three years by a roofing professional for damage and wear. In case of leaks or damage have professional repairs done immediately. Never remove flashing or roof tiles. | Three Years |
| Smoke Detectors | Check your smoke detectors every month by pressing the “test” button and replace batteries every six months or when low battery signal sounds. | Monthly |
| Water Heater | Maintain a reasonable temperature of about 130 degrees and drain the water heater about once a year to flush any debris or residue from tank. | As Needed |