Home maintenance planner
Tick what you have at home and get a month-by-month plan for the next year: what to service, when, and why. Add it to your calendar or print it for the fridge. It is free, and you don't need an account.
What do you have?
Tap everything that needs looking after.
Cooling and heating
Water
Kitchen and laundry
Power
Vehicles
Safety and outside
When was each last done?
A rough guess is fine. Leave it on Not sure and the plan starts it early.
Kitchen chimney
Once a year
Your 12-month plan
1 item, 1 job over the next 12 months.
Want a reminder before each one?
Save this plan to a free account. Your items and dates carry over, and we email you before anything is due. Your family can share it too.
October 2026
- Kitchen chimney22 Oct
November 2026
Nothing due
December 2026
Nothing due
January 2027
Nothing due
February 2027
Nothing due
March 2027
Nothing due
April 2027
Nothing due
May 2027
Nothing due
June 2027
Nothing due
July 2027
Nothing due
August 2027
Nothing due
September 2027
Nothing due
What each job involves
Kitchen chimney
Once a year · first 22 Oct 2026
Early in the plan because you're not sure when it was last done
A deep clean of the filters, motor and duct by a technician.
Once a year for the deep clean. Wash the filters at home every month.
Read the full guide
Common questions
How often should home appliances be serviced?
Most need a service once a year: water heaters, washing machines, kitchen chimneys and furnaces, plus a coil clean for the refrigerator. Some need more. Water purifier filters and air purifiers are every 6 months, an AC in India twice a year, and an inverter battery every 2 to 3 months. A septic tank is inspected every 3 years.
What if I don't know when something was last serviced?
Leave it on Not sure. The plan puts it in the first few months, at most three jobs a month, with safety items such as smoke alarms and gas stoves first. That gets you back on a regular schedule without doing everything in one week.
Why does my AC show up in March?
Some jobs have a best season. In India the AC is serviced before the summer heat and again after the monsoon; in the US the AC gets its tune-up in spring and the furnace in fall. If that month is within the next five months, the plan waits for it. If it is further away, the job goes early instead.
Do I need an account?
No. The plan, the calendar file, printing and the share link all work without one. An account is only needed if you want email reminders before each job and a place to keep bills and service history.
Where do the numbers come from?
Manufacturer and service guidance for India and the US: Haier for ACs, A. O. Smith and Voltas for water heaters, NFPA for dryer vents and fireplaces, among others. If your appliance's manual says something different, follow the manual.
More detail on single appliances is in the guides.