Regular inside-and-outside visits, a photo report after every one, and the house ready when you come back.
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If you spend part of the year somewhere else, your Martin County home spends those months alone through the hottest, most humid and stormiest part of the Florida year. Small problems — a clogged A/C drain line, a running toilet, a slow drip under the sink, a tripped breaker — are easy to fix when someone finds them in a week. They're expensive when they sit for three months.
A clogged AC drain is one of the most common ones. Our AC drain line overflow alarm kit ($129) puts a wireless float sensor in the drain pan and alerts your phone if water starts to rise while you're up north.
Snowbird home watch means a local person walks your home on a regular schedule, inside and out, and sends you a timestamped photo report after every visit. No app to learn — just an email you can open wherever you are.
Getting ready to close up the house? Get the free Snowbird Home Prep Checklist below, and read 10 things that go wrong in vacant Florida homes every summer.
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Leak, freeze, humidity and smoke alerts go straight to your phone, so you hear about a problem the day it starts, not when you come back in November.
YoLink hub · 4 water leak + freeze sensors · temperature/humidity sensor · smart smoke alarm. Ships anywhere in the U.S.; free setup for Martin County plan clients, $99 setup visit for everyone else.
Ideally a few weeks before you leave, so we can do a walkthrough while you're still here. That lets us learn the house, note where the water shut-off and breaker panel are, and take baseline photos.
Many Florida owners choose weekly checks during the summer and hurricane season, when humidity and storms cause the most problems. Bi-weekly checks are a lower-cost option. We'll give you an honest recommendation on the walkthrough.
A common recommendation for empty Florida homes is to leave the A/C on, set around 78–80°F, rather than off, so humidity stays under control. Your home and equipment may differ; ask your A/C company. We record the temperature and humidity on every visit.
Many homeowners policies have vacancy or unoccupancy conditions, and some require regular checks. The details vary by policy, so ask your agent. Our dated photo reports give you a record of every visit.
Yes. Arrival prep is included in Premium and available on other plans: A/C turned down to a comfortable setting, a walk-through to make sure everything is working, and anything else we agree on.
Everything to do before you leave your Florida home: water, A/C, hurricane prep, insurance and more. One page you can print and keep.
Tell us where your home is and your travel dates. We'll reply personally with a recommended plan and a walkthrough time before you leave.