the private approach

Wealth management companies rely on your HomeWatch™ to provide peace of mind to beneficiaries and trustees. Professional checks are vital in ensuring the vacancy clause is satisfied with the policyholder, thereby preventing interruptions during the probate or "in-trust" period. Properties left in trust or undergoing probate can often entail a lengthy and time-consuming process for the beneficiaries of the estate. That's where your HomeWatch™ comes in. Having a property checked on is essential for ensuring its security and maintenance. Unattended properties are vulnerable to a variety of risks, including break-ins, vandalism, weather-related damages, and unforeseen maintenance issues. Regular property checks by a professional service that is seasoned and highly connected can promptly address these potential problems, preventing minor issues from escalating into major, costly repairs.
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your HomeWatch™ is Central Alberta's most referred private service. Our rigorous privacy standards, attention to detail, and personalized approach have earned us this distinguished position. We are dedicated to maintaining this level of excellence, ensuring that every property we manage receives the highest level of care and protection. This accolade underscores our reputation as the most reliable and trusted name in property watch and property management, providing our clientele with the peace of mind and insurance assurance they deserve.

Since our founding in 2015, we have conducted thousands (upon thousands) of 5-star-rated property checks, with zero denied insurance claims. A vacant property is a vulnerable property. We collaborate with you to develop a customized solution that ensures the protection of your property and assets.

Assured, with your HomeWatch™, you're in good hands with the most trusted name in the business. ​

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