We check your house on the schedule you choose, from the A/C to the garage door, and a report follows every visit.
Every visit follows one routine, and it targets what goes wrong in an empty desert house.
A Buckeye summer brings one hundred degrees for weeks, and a closed house heats up quickly. We check that the air is running, that the thermostat holds where you set it, and that no breaker has tripped.
What happens if the A/C quitsWe run the faucets, look under every sink and check around the water heater. EPCOR supplies Verrado, and the dissolved minerals in its water leave scale over time, so a slow leak shows up as residue before it shows up as a stain.
How we handle the water main and drainsA monsoon or dust storm can lift roof tiles, clog a pool skimmer or trip a breaker. After a storm we check the roof from the curb, then the yard, the ceilings and the outdoor A/C unit.
What a summer storm leaves behindYou can read a departure day checklist for Verrado owners, see how Verrado HOA enforcement works when nobody is home, or browse the Verrado home watch FAQ.
We bought our place in Verrado as a second home, so we aren't there every week. I like knowing someone is actually walking through the house and not just checking that the outside looks okay. The updates have been great.
We had a contractor coming by while we were out of town and they were able to check on things for us. It saved us from having to coordinate everything from another state. That has been a huge help.
Living in Verrado, you get used to the summer heat, but that doesn't mean you want to leave your house unattended for weeks. Having someone local checking things makes me feel a lot better about leaving town.
Give us your travel dates, and we will propose a visit plan with a free quote.