You start with one phone call. We visit the house, agree on a schedule and begin. That process is the same on every Verrado street we serve, which you can check in our Verrado service area, and you never sign a long contract. The Verrado home watch services page lists every check a visit includes.
You call us or fill out the quote form, and you share the street address and your dates.
Ahead of your trip, you and our team go room to room, and we take your keys and access codes and write down how everything looks that day.
Visits begin at the pace you picked, and you get word from us at the start and again at the end of each one.
A report reaches you after every visit. When something needs your attention, photos come with it.
Our team holds a license, a bond and insurance. The price follows the square footage of your house and the number of visits you want each month, and you learn the exact price first, and the decision stays yours.
Request a Free QuoteThe Verrado home watch FAQ covers monsoons, water, pests and community rules, and you can also ask us directly.
It lives under lock, with a client code on the tag. Your street name never goes anywhere near it.
You hear from us at the start of each visit and again at the end. The report follows after that.
Your phone rings that same day, and photos come with the report. From there you decide, and if you like, we book the plumber or the A/C company and wait at the house for them.
No. Our job is to inspect the house and tell you what is wrong. Repairs go to the tradesperson you choose, and we unlock the house for them.
Send a text with the new date, and we rework the remaining visits around it. There is no contract to unwind.
It can be. Book a visit for the day before your flight, and we switch the water back on, drop the thermostat and pack away the summer setup.
It works best when you are there. You point out the water valve, the breaker panel and anything odd about how the house behaves, and we record how it looks that day.
You can call (623) 320-0037 or send the quote form. Calling two or three weeks ahead of your trip gives us enough room for the first meeting.