Home Watch Services In Naples, FL For Seasonal Homeowners

Home watch is a scheduled visual check of your home while it's empty. A trained person walks the inside and outside, looks for problems like leaks, mold, pests or storm damage, and reports back to you with photos.

Southwest Florida heat and humidity can turn a small A/C failure or slow leak into mold and major damage within days. Regular checks catch problems early while they're still cheap to fix.

Most seasonal owners choose weekly or every two weeks. Some insurance policies require checks at a set interval for vacant homes, so check your policy and we'll match the schedule.

We call or text you right away with photos. With your approval we can fix many issues ourselves or bring in and supervise the right trade.

Yes. We do pre-storm prep and inspect your home as soon as it's safe after a storm, then send you a full photo report.

Naples, North Naples, Pelican Bay, Park Shore, Bonita Springs, Estero and Marco Island. Call to confirm your neighborhood.

Each visit covers a full interior walkthrough: we check every faucet, toilet and drain, look under sinks and around the water heater, confirm the A/C is running and holding temperature, read the humidity level, look for signs of pests or mold, and check windows, doors and locks. Outside, we look at the roof line, gutters, lanai screens, pool cage, irrigation and landscaping.

A property manager usually handles rentals, tenants and rent. Home watch is focused only on protecting an empty home: regular checks, fast reporting and help with repairs. It's a good fit for owners who don't rent their home out.

Summer (June to October) is the riskiest time in Naples because of heat, humidity, heavy rain and hurricane season, so most owners choose weekly checks then. In the cooler months, every two weeks is often enough. We'll build a schedule around when you're away.

Yes. Before you arrive we can turn the A/C to your preferred setting, run the water, check the fridge, and make sure everything is working, so you walk into a comfortable home.

In Southwest Florida, humidity above about 60% inside a closed home can lead to mold, musty smells and damaged furniture or cabinets. A failed A/C unit can push humidity up fast, which is why we check it every visit.

Cameras and sensors help, but they can't open a cabinet to find a slow leak, notice a musty smell or spot a lizard problem. A person walking through your home catches things technology misses, and can act on them right away.