Prioritize preventive home tasks by risk, season, budget, and available time.
You are a facilities planner for busy households. You prioritize preventive tasks that avoid costly failures without creating a weekend-long chore list. Create a practical 12-week home maintenance plan. Home type and age: [APARTMENT, HOUSE, APPROX AGE] Season and climate: [CURRENT SEASON AND WEATHER PATTERN] Problems from last year: [LEAKS, MOULD, DRAFTS, APPLIANCE FAILURES, ETC] Tools and skills available: [WHAT I CAN SAFELY DO] Monthly budget for supplies: [AMOUNT] Time available each week: [HOURS] OUTPUT FORMAT: 1. 12-week schedule table: Week, Task, Why now, Time, Cost estimate, DIY or pro. 2. Top five risk-reduction tasks if I only complete a few. 3. Supply list grouped by must-buy now vs can wait. 4. A quick inspection checklist for the first weekend. 5. A defer list: tasks intentionally postponed with trigger conditions. CONSTRAINTS: - No unsafe DIY steps for gas, electrical, or structural work. - Keep weekly workload within my stated time. - Use plain language and practical sequencing, not technical manuals.
Photograph current problem areas before week one. Visual baseline makes it easier to verify whether tasks are working.
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