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Do you know why we make sure to run water through the plumbing system on a home watch visit? One reason is that we check under the sinks and look for signs of leaks. Another reason, is to keep water in the plumbing system. It might seem counterintuitive in the winter, since winter is cold, but our high desert climate combined with indoor heating make evaporation happen quickly. Statistics show that an unused plumbing trap can completely dry out in as little as 2 weeks. Empty

Hi, I'm Michelle. I started this business to help my neighbors have confidence that their home is cared for while they're away. As a year round resident of Crooked River Ranch we are aware of the concerns of the community and the challenges of our Central Oregon climate. We know when a dry spell brings greater fire risk and when a snow storm leaves heavy snowfall sitting on your roof. I am committed to checking your property for potential problems and removing signals that an

What is Home Watch? Home Watch is an observational walk through a home or property that is then reported to the home owner. Regular visits help detect potential problems and small issues before major damage is caused to the home. We report our findings so the home owner can decide a plan of action if there is a problem or rest easy knowing their home has nothing to be concerned about. What it is not... Home Watch is not house-sitting. A common misconception is that hiring a

A new company in Terrebonne, OR is available, offering Home Watch services for unoccupied homes