Maybe it is snowbird season, a long job out of state, or a new build you have not moved into yet. Whatever the reason your Surprise house is empty, we check it on a set schedule, run the full checklist, and report back when we lock up.
Surprise went from 30,848 people in 2000 to 143,148 in 2020, and it is still building. A first year house and a twenty year old house fail in different ways.
New builds come with fresh stucco, new grading, and a builder warranty clock that is already running. In Asante, Sterling Grove, and the rest of the Loop 303 builds, we document cracks, stains, and settling early, while the builder may still own the fix.
Marley Park, Surprise Farms, and Sierra Montana have older water heaters, older seals, and mature trees hanging over the roofs. We run every fixture and look up as much as we look down.
A staffed gate at Sterling Grove works differently than a keypad in a smaller subdivision. We set up access once at the first walkthrough, and it is handled on every visit after that.
Send the address, how long you will be gone, and whether there is a pool. We match you to a visit plan and give you the number on the call. You will hear back by the next business day.
“We travel quite a bit and wanted someone local who could keep an eye on the house. They have been great about checking things over and letting us know if anything looks out of place. It gives us one less thing to think about when we're away.”
“We had some work being done at the house while we were out of town, and having someone local who could check on everything made it so much easier. I knew someone was there looking after things instead of just hoping everything went smoothly.”
“We signed up after a neighbor recommended them. I really like that I get a quick update after they check the house instead of having to call and ask what's going on. They have been reliable and easy to work with.”
Book it before you go, and your first visit will already be on the calendar.
