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With 15 years of experience in home caretaking, Creede Home Watch serves the beautiful Mineral County and surrounding areas.

14/06/2026

Waiting for the rain to pass.

12/06/2026

This is exactly why Home Watch matters.

These little guys showed up less than three days after our last visit to this vacant cabin. Somehow they made their way onto the counter, slipped into the sink, and discovered a problem… they couldn't climb back out.

Now imagine returning to your mountain home after several months away and finding not just two mice, but potentially dozens. The smell alone can be overwhelming, and nobody wants dead rodents decomposing in sinks, drains, or plumbing.

We'll spare you the details of what we found in the garbage disposal.

Regular home checks aren't just about frozen pipes and security. Sometimes it's the unexpected things that can turn into a very unpleasant surprise.

Leave the surprises to the wildlife outside. We'll take care of what's happening inside.

01/06/2026

🚨 BREAKING: Unauthorized guest kindly escorted off the property.

While performing a routine Home Watch inspection and checking water levels, we encountered a small visitor who apparently thought the house was available for rent.

A few quick reflexes, one fruit basket, and the situation was resolved peacefully.

Just another day keeping an eye on things so our homeowners don’t have to. 🐭🏡

31/05/2026

After a long day……

27/05/2026

Did you know… year-round Home Watch clients get a few extra perks like lawn care, property check-ins, and occasionally putting us “stuck” in places with views like this. 😉

Safe to say… we’re not complaining.

26/05/2026

Some homes are just easier to get around.

15/05/2026

How much wood could a woodpecker peck if a woodpecker could peck wood?

Apparently… a LOT. This damage happened in less than 12 hours. 😳

One of the biggest surprises for mountain homeowners? Wildlife damage doesn’t just happen *inside* the home. Woodpeckers can quickly turn siding into a nesting site, and once they settle in, it becomes extremely difficult to relocate them. In this case, insulation was pulled out and scattered everywhere as nests were built inside the walls.

Regular exterior home checks can help catch issues like this before they become major repairs. Mountain homes need protection from more than just snow and freezing temps. 🪵🏔️

11/05/2026

Somewhere deep in the Creede mountains—where the wind howls like it’s auditioning for a horror film and the pipes whisper secrets after midnight—there lives a very misunderstood bottle of soap.

Her name is Bubbles McGee.

Bubbles arrived at the cabin in late October, fresh, full, and optimistic. “This is it,” she thought. “A cozy winter gig. A little hand-washing, maybe some light moisturizing. I’ll finally fulfill my purpose.”

Then the humans left.

And the silence began.

At first, Bubbles handled it well. She admired the view. She bonded with Faucet (who, frankly, had a superiority complex) and the Sink Drain (who had seen things… unspeakable things). But as the days grew shorter and the temperatures dropped, things started to… shift.

One night—no one knows exactly which—there was a sound.

Drip.

Faucet swore it wasn’t him.

Drip… drip.

The pipes groaned. The wood paneling creaked like it was stretching after a long nap. And Bubbles, perched nobly on the edge of the sink, felt… pressure.

“Stay strong,” she whispered to herself.

But the altitude. The cold. The eerie isolation.

And then it happened.

Pffft.

A tiny escape.

Just a little.

But once it started… there was no stopping it.

A slow, dramatic ooze of bright blue rebellion began cascading down the sink like a glacier with emotional baggage. Bubbles watched in horror.

“I’M LOSING CONTROL,” she cried.

The soap spilled over the edge, creeping toward the drain in a dramatic, cinematic fashion—like it had somewhere very important to be.

The Drain, unimpressed, sighed.
“Another one.”

By morning (or what passes for morning when no one’s around), the scene was set: a full-blown soap avalanche frozen in time. A masterpiece of chaos. A cautionary tale.

When the family finally returns months later, they’ll stand in the doorway, stare at the sink, and say:

“…what the heck happened here?”

And Bubbles, now half-empty and emotionally changed, will simply sit there… silent… wiser… slightly sticky…

Knowing the truth.

Winter changes EVERYONE !!
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Frozen pipes, leaks, mystery smells, exploding soap bottles. We've seen it all.

That's why we can check on your home all winter - so the surprises are a little less dramatic come Spring.

04/05/2026

POV: You open your mountain house after months away…

Option A → smells like a forgotten gym bag + mystery dust layer 😬
Option B → fresh air, lights on, and everything exactly how it should be ✨

The difference? Someone actually checking on your home.

Creede Home Watch keeps things from going full “abandoned cabin vibes” while you’re gone...so you can walk in and relax, not immediately start cleaning.

Because your first day in Creede should involve a drink on the porch… not a dust mask.

28/04/2026

Just because you head out for the winter doesn’t mean the locals do. 🐭🏔️

These little guys love an empty mountain home almost as much as you love returning to it. The difference? We’d rather they not be the first faces greeting you at the door.

Regular home checks help catch signs of rodents, leaks, frozen pipes, and other unwelcome surprises before they become expensive problems.

Leave the worry behind - we’ll keep an eye on your mountain oasis. 🔑

Address

81130

Telephone

+17194801090

Website

http://www.creedehomewatch.com/

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