According to the National Home Watch Association, “Some Canadian homeowners insurance requires Home Watch Visits as often as every forty-eight hours when the home is unoccupied.” Unoccupied homes are vulnerable homes and at higher risk of break-ins,...
As the real estate market becomes more competitive for home buyers, we have seen changes in the purchase offers prospective buyers submit to sellers. In the past, a home buyer would write an offer subject to selling their current home. Because the market is so...
Dear Client, As a valued client, you will have instant access to your Home Watch Reports on your client dashboard through our software provider. Please check your email for an invitation from me to create your account. Here is the link to a tutorial about our...
1. When leaving home, turn off the water at the main valve and drain water from the lines. Turn the Electric water heaters off at the circuit breaker in the panel box. Turn Gas water heaters off or put them in vacation mode. Turn off re-circulation pumps. 2. Maintain...
A home watch is a visual check of a home or property that looks for apparent issues. It is a service offered to people who own multiple homes, snowbirds, vacationers, real estate transactions, transitioning seniors, probate, and more. Initially, Home Watch was...
For those who are looking for some home projects to tackle in March, here’s a quick to-do list: – Give your ceiling fans, cabinets, lamps, and furniture a good dusting. – Use your vacuum’s wand to remove cobwebs from ceilings and corners....
