Vermont Home Watch

05/14/2026

It’s easy to assume a quick look is enough, but Home Watch is more than that.

Home Watch providers are trained to look for obvious issues, notice when something doesn’t seem right, and report that to the homeowner right away.

NHWA-accredited providers follow a structured approach with clear, timely reporting so homeowners stay informed about what’s being observed.

Choose a Home Watch provider that does more than just take a quick look.

National Home Watch Association
www.nationalhomewatchassociation.org

05/12/2026

You know that moment when you’re halfway through your trip and a random thought hits you…

“Did I turn off the stove?”
“Did I lock the back door?”
“Did I close the garage?”

It happens more than people like to admit. Having someone check on your home takes that guesswork out of the equation.

Make sure your Home Watch provider checks your home right after you leave so you can relax and enjoy your time away.

National Home Watch Association
www.nationalhomewatchassociation.org

05/12/2026

Clear updates, photos, and reports give homeowners real insight into what’s happening at their property.

Without that, you’re left guessing.

Understand why communication is a huge pillar of professional Home Watch.

National Home Watch Association
www.nationalhomewatchassociation.org

05/12/2026

03/03/2026

Home Watch is more than a quick stop at a house; it is a professional visual inspection of a home or property while it is unoccupied, focused on identifying obvious issues before they become larger problems. Providers look for signs of leaks, storm damage, system concerns, and overall property integrity so the home remains monitored through structured oversight.

Professional Home Watch also includes clear and accurate communication and documented reports. Homeowners receive updates that outline the condition of their property and any concerns that require attention.

If your home will be unoccupied, work with an NHWA accredited provider who operates with defined standards and accountability.

Find an NHWA accredited Home Watch provider near you.

National Home Watch Association
www.nationalhomewatchassociation.org

03/03/2026

When someone is away from their home, they are placing real trust in the person walking through that front door.

Professional Home Watch is built on three core principles: trust, communication, and confidentiality. It’s not just about checking a property. It’s about showing up consistently, reporting clearly, and protecting a homeowner’s privacy and peace of mind.

These pillars guide NHWA-accredited professionals across the industry and help set the standard in an unregulated field.

If you’re a homeowner, choose a provider who operates with defined standards. If you’re a business owner, commit to the level of professionalism the industry deserves.
Learn more about NHWA accreditation and professional standards.
National Home Watch Association
www.nationalhomewatchassociation.org

03/03/2026

Water damage moves fast ⏱️

In the first 48 hours, moisture can spread into floors and walls, break down materials, and create the conditions for mold. If you spot a leak or standing water, taking action early can help keep the repair scope smaller.

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02/22/2026

Professional Home Watch focuses on identifying issues early, before they turn into costly problems.

Scheduled visits and documented reporting help homeowners stay informed while their property is unoccupied. NHWA accreditation helps identify providers who follow professional standards designed to support accountability and homeowner protection.

Protect your home with a trusted professional.
National Home Watch Association
www.nationalhomewatchassociation.org/find

02/17/2026

Not every Home Watch company qualifies for NHWA accreditation. To become an Accredited Member of the National Home Watch Association, a Home Watch business must complete a thorough screening process. This includes verification of insurance and bonding, background checks, license review where applicable, and agreement to follow NHWA’s Code of Ethics and professional standards.

Accreditation helps homeowners identify providers who operate with accountability and professionalism in an unregulated industry.

Have more questions? Contact us: https://www.nationalhomewatchassociation.org/contact-us