Home Watch
We ensure your residence remains secure, maintained, and cared for while you’re away
South Florida’s heat, humidity, storms, and hurricane season can quickly impact an unoccupied home. We provide professional Home Watch Services throughout South Florida, with scheduled, detailed inspections designed to identify potential issues early. From HVAC and humidity concerns to leaks and security, we help keep your residence protected, maintained, and ready for your return.
More Than Just Checking your Home
A professional Home Watch service should provide more than a quick walkthrough. We deliver hands-on oversight and regular, documented inspections designed to identify potential issues before they become costly problems. Whether you own a seasonal residence, second home, vacation property, or luxury condominium, we provide a trusted local presence while you’re away. Your home may be unoccupied, but it should never be unattended. Our proactive Home Watch Services help keep your South Florida residence secure, well-maintained, and ready for your return.
Your home may be unoccupied, but it should never be unattended.
Every Home Watch Visit, Thoroughly Inspected.
Whats Included with every visit
Scheduled interior and exterior property inspections
HVAC operation and temperature checks
Monitoring for water leaks, moisture, humidity, and signs of mold
Plumbing fixture and toilet checks
Inspection of doors, windows, sliding doors, and access points
Appliance and major system checks
Storm and hurricane preparation
Post-storm property inspections
Mail and package management
Vehicle starts and basic vehicle checks
Coordination with building management and approved vendors
Prompt notification when an issue requires attention
Detailed documentation and visit reports
What We Check During Every Visit
Every Home Watch visit follows a detailed inspection tailored to the residence, its location, exposure to South Florida’s elements, and the specific systems and features of the property.
Interior Inspection: Check for leaks, moisture, humidity levels, HVAC performance, plumbing issues, appliances, and signs of damage or unusual conditions.
Exterior Inspection: Inspect accessible windows, doors, terraces, roof-line areas, pool equipment, irrigation, landscaping, and other exterior elements.
Water & Plumbing Checks: Run faucets, flush toilets, and check drains and plumbing fixtures to help identify leaks, odors, or other potential issues.
Security & Access: Confirm doors, windows, and access points are properly secured and coordinate access for authorized vendors and deliveries.
Vehicle Care: Start vehicles as needed and check for battery or other obvious concerns.
Mail & Packages: Collect and properly secure mail and deliveries.
Storm Monitoring: Coordinate pre-storm preparations and conduct post-storm inspections to identify potential damage or water intrusion.
Detailed Reporting: Receive a report following each visit, providing a clear record of the property's condition.
Pest & Environmental Checks: Look for signs of pests, excessive humidity, water intrusion, or other conditions that could affect the residence.
Home Watch FAQs
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Each visit is a documented inspection of the residence. We check the home’s interior and exterior, HVAC and plumbing, appliances, access points, signs of water intrusion, humidity, pests, and other conditions that could require attention. You receive a documented report so you have a clear record of your property’s condition.
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Visit frequency is customized to the residence and its exposure. Weekly and twice-monthly schedules are the most common. Homes that remain vacant during South Florida’s summer and hurricane season are generally better suited to weekly oversight.
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We document the condition, notify you promptly, and explain what we found and what we recommend. With your authorization, Maison Svc. can coordinate the appropriate vendor, oversee the work, and follow up through completion.
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Yes. Our Hurricane Preparedness Services can include securing outdoor furnishings and vulnerable items, coordinating shutters or protective systems, and arranging a post-storm inspection once conditions are safe. Any damage or concerns identified can then be documented and coordinated for resolution.
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No. Home Watch generally refer to scheduled inspections of an unoccupied residence. House sitting typically involves someone remaining at the property while the owner is away. We do not occupy or reside in your home; our visits are scheduled, documented, and followed by a detailed report.
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Home Watch is typically structured around the property's inspection requirements and service frequency. Factors may include the size and complexity of the residence, location and waterfront exposure, furnishings, systems, and the time required for a thorough inspection.