Many Outer Banks homes sit empty for weeks at a time, especially in the off-season. That's when small problems become expensive ones: a slow leak under a sink, a tripped breaker that takes out the fridge, or wind damage after a nor'easter.
A home watch visit is a routine check of the property, inside and out. We look for water on floors and ceilings, signs of leaks, HVAC problems, damaged screens or siding, and anything unusual, then report back with photos.
Hurricane season makes this even more important. After a storm passes, owners who live off-island often can't get to the house for days. A local team can check the property as soon as it's safe and tell you exactly what you're dealing with.
Home watch pairs well with trash can service and pressure washing, so the house looks lived-in and cared for even when nobody is there.