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What to expect
Every property plan is confirmed in writing, so you know what will be checked, how you will be updated and who is responsible for each next step.
No. A property watch visit is a scheduled, noninvasive visual check of agreed areas with written documentation. It is not a real estate inspection, code evaluation, system diagnosis or professional opinion about the condition of a building system.
Your checklist is customized to the property. It may include agreed doors and windows, readily visible water or pest concerns, unusual odors, indoor temperature and humidity, ordinary power indicators, HVAC response to normal thermostat controls and a ground level exterior walkaround.
Visit frequency is built around the home, season, expected vacancy period and your priorities. Weekly, biweekly and other recurring schedules can be discussed during the initial consultation and are subject to availability.
Yes. Every scheduled visit includes a clear record of what was checked and what was observed. Depending on your plan, that can include a written checklist, photographs, short video and prompt notice when something deserves attention.
We document what is readily visible and contact you promptly. You remain in control of the next decision. If authorized, the next step can be vendor access directed by you or a separately approved property project managed through completion.
We can document agreed ordinary indicators at the time of the visit, including selected lights or displays, indoor conditions, thermostat response and selected appliance status using normal controls. These are status checks, not electrical, HVAC or appliance diagnosis.
Yes. For access directed by you, you select, hire and pay the professional while we help schedule, provide secure entry and document the appointment. For a managed project, the scope, responsibilities, pricing process and approvals are defined in a separate written agreement.
Yes. Under a separate written project scope, Selz Property Care can serve as your central point of contact for estimates and pricing coordination, qualified trades, schedules, owner decisions, applicable permits and inspections, progress updates and completion follow through.
No. One point of contact does not mean pretending every specialty is performed in house. Plumbing, electrical and other work requiring a specialty license, certification or registration is performed by appropriately qualified professionals coordinated for the approved scope.
Selz Property Care is designed for frequent travelers, vacation and second home owners, rental owners during unoccupied periods and families managing a loved one’s home during a transition. Service is focused on Stanwood and Camano Island.
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