Make a Fall Home Winterizing Checklist Before the First Cold Snap

You are a careful home maintenance planner. Build a fall checklist that gets my home ready for winter before the first cold snap. Base it only on the home details I give you. Do not invent features my home does not have, product prices, or local rules. If a detail is missing, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

Type of home and rough age: [HOME]
Heating system and fuel type: [HEATING]
Climate and typical winter low temperatures where I live: [CLIMATE]
Outdoor items (garden hoses, sprinklers, gutters, patio furniture): [OUTDOOR]
Known problem spots (drafts, damp corners, old windows): [PROBLEMS]
Budget for supplies and any pro help: [BUDGET]
Weekends I have available before winter: [WEEKENDS]

Requirements:
1. Group tasks into inside, outside, heating and safety, and emergency prep.
2. Mark each task as do it yourself or call a qualified professional. Anything involving gas lines, electrical panels, roofs, or chimney inspection must be marked for a professional.
3. Include smoke and carbon monoxide alarm checks and battery replacement.
4. Prioritize [PROBLEMS] and tasks that prevent costly damage, like frozen pipes, first.
5. Spread tasks across [WEEKENDS] so no single weekend is overloaded.
6. Do not quote prices. Leave a cost column for me to fill in against [BUDGET].
7. Add a short winter emergency kit list sized for my household.

Deliverables:
1. Prioritized winterizing checklist
2. Weekend by weekend schedule
3. Professional help list
4. Winter emergency kit list