A great addressed mailbox begins with curb appeal
Great
curb appeal begins with your mailbox. You want to reflect your homes appeal
with the vision of a properly addressed sturdy mailbox that provides protection
for a well maintained home and your mail as well. With proper mailbox
maintenance you need to know you can keep your home looking good.
The
next time you go out and get the mail take a moment to look at the maintenance
issues that may be need to be addressed.
First
look at the support. Inspect the base of the post near the ground look for wood
rot, missing or flaking paint. Next shake the support post, even a little shake
may let you know if anything loose and might need repaired.
Now
let’s think how well addressed is your mailbox. Not to mention, you want people
to find you first on the block. First responders, package delivery and service
companies more often have a difficult time trying to locate your home too. A
clear address can help with all the confusion.
A
proper closing door helps protect your mail from the elements. Make sure you
file those sharp edges that can protect you and your mail carrier.
Mailbox requirements
Mailbox
and post at curb requirements:
Mailbox : minimum size 4” x 4”
Pole: minimum of 2” in diameter with
height of 41” to 45” from the ground
Pole: Buried no more than 24” into the ground for support. Concrete is not recommended since it increases premature wood rot on wooden post.
Pole: Buried no more than 24” into the ground for support. Concrete is not recommended since it increases premature wood rot on wooden post.
If
your mailbox is in need of maintenance, Try our mailbox replacement and repair services. Contact Mr. Fix-It Handyman Service today for your mailbox issue.
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