Your House Is Trying to Fail: the First-time Homeowner’s No-skills Guide to Preventing Costly Repairs

Buying your first home feels like winning—until strange noises start, water appears where it shouldn’t, and every small issue threatens to turn into an expensive disaster.Here’s the truth no one tells you: houses don’t break suddenly—they fail slowly. And most costly repairs come from simple maintenance mistakes beginners never knew they were making.This book is your calm, practical defense system.No tools. No experience. No contractor knowledge required.Written specifically for first-time homeowners, this guide shows you how to spot problems early, handle basic home upkeep, and avoid being blindsided by repairs that could have been prevented in minutes—not thousands of dollars.You’ll learn home maintenance for beginners, basic home care for new homeowners, and preventive home maintenance using simple routines that fit real life—not DIY fantasy projects.🛠️ What’s Inside This BookThe silent warning signs most new homeowners missSimple home maintenance checklists you can follow monthly and seasonallyHow to prevent common home repairs before they become emergenciesBeginner-friendly guidance on plumbing basics, HVAC care, and electrical safety at homeHow to protect your home from water damage prevention, mold, and hidden leaksThe truth about home maintenance costs—and how to reduce themWhen to DIY safely—and when to call for home repair prevention, not panicA clear new homeowner guide that removes fear and confusionThis is not a renovation book.This is a homeowner survival guide designed for people who’ve never fixed anything—and don’t want to learn the hard way.👤 Who This Book Is ForFirst-time homeowners with no prior skillsNew buyers overwhelmed by home ownership basicsPeople afraid of unexpected repair billsAnyone who wants stress-free home care without becoming a DIY expertHomeowners who want confidence, not chaosIf you can change a light bulb, notice a drip, or set a reminder on your phone—you can protect your house.Because your home doesn’t need perfection.It needs attention—before it’s too late.