How it works
The Mayne HomeWatch process is designed to be simple, repeatable, and well documented. Each property is different, so the first step is to understand the home, the owner's instructions, and the practical risks that should be watched.
Property check process steps
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Property onboarding
We begin with an onboarding visit. This creates the working file for your property.
Onboarding may include:
- Access instructions
- Emergency contacts
- Preferred trades
- Water shut-off location
- Electrical panel location
- Heat system instructions
- Hot water tank instructions
- Alarm instructions
- Septic or propane notes if applicable
- Areas not to enter
- Special owner preferences
- Spending authorization for urgent issues
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Service plan
We agree on the service schedule and scope.
Common options:
- Bi-weekly checks
- Weekly checks
- Seasonal checks
- Storm checks
- Arrival and departure prep
- Contractor access support
- Construction progress documentation
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Scheduled visits
Each visit follows a checklist appropriate to the property and service package. The purpose is to look for visible signs of trouble, document conditions, and identify issues early.
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Report
After the visit, the owner receives a clear report.
Reports may include:
- Date and time
- Areas checked
- Photos
- Notes
- Issues found
- Recommended follow-up
- Urgent concerns if any
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Follow-up
If something needs attention, Mayne HomeWatch contacts the owner and follows the agreed instructions. Depending on the situation, this may include contacting a preferred trade, providing access, taking additional photos, or returning for a follow-up visit.
Important note
Mayne HomeWatch provides visual checks and practical property care. Hidden defects, sudden failures, and inaccessible conditions cannot be guaranteed. The service is designed to improve oversight and documentation, not eliminate all property risk.
Ready to plan your property checks?
Tell us about your Mayne Island property, how often you are away, and which services would be most useful. We can suggest a practical check schedule and service plan.
Request a property check plan