Away from a Florida house for weeks or months? BeacCorp offers home watch, led by licensed CAM and general contractor Randolph Scott Bell: call (561) 779-3213.
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Home watch is the arrangement where someone checks on a house while its owner is away, so a leak, a failed air conditioner or storm damage is found by a person instead of by a surprised owner weeks later. In Palm Beach County the need is mostly seasonal: snowbirds who leave in spring, owners of second homes and landlords between tenants. BeacCorp Property Management offers home watch as part of its property services. For the longer explanation, including how a vacancy clause in a homeowners policy can matter, read our vacation home watch guide.
Most home watch businesses can tell you something is wrong. Randolph Scott Bell holds Community Association Manager license CAM34850 through the licensed firm CAB3255, and as a certified general contractor (CGC1528750) and certified roofing contractor (CCC1332751) he can also assess what a problem needs. He lives and works in the same community he manages, and he attends association meetings himself rather than sending a coordinator. That is a statement about credentials and how the office works, not a promise about visit schedules or response times.
Whoever you choose, settle these points on paper: how often the house is visited and who does it, what is checked on each visit, how you are told what was found, who is called first when something is wrong and who pays, how the visit is recorded, and what happens ahead of a named storm. Ask for the answers by email so you hold a copy. This page publishes no price because the scope depends on the house; call (561) 779-3213 to ask how BeacCorp would set it up for yours.
If your home sits in an HOA or condominium, your association may have rules about who can enter, hurricane preparation and notice of extended absences. Because BeacCorp manages associations, we know those documents are worth reading before you leave. See HOA management and condo association management.
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Home watch means someone checks on your house while you are away so problems are found early. The scope varies by provider, so agree in writing how often visits happen, what is checked and how you are told.
Yes. Home watch is one of the property services BeacCorp Property Management offers. Call (561) 779-3213 or use the form on this page to ask about your house.
The price depends on the house and the scope, and this page does not publish one. Ask any provider for a written price that says what each visit includes.
Randolph Scott Bell holds Florida Community Association Manager license CAM34850, the firm license CAB3255, and general contractor license CGC1528750.
A person who can recognize what a leak, roof problem or window failure needs can say what the repair involves. Randolph Scott Bell holds CGC1528750 and CCC1332751.
It can. Some policies have vacancy clauses, so ask your insurer in writing what applies when the house sits empty and read our vacation home watch guide for the questions to ask.
Check your governing documents. Many associations have rules about extended absences, access and hurricane preparation, and your manager or board can tell you what yours require.
No. This page makes no promise about visit schedules or response times. Agree the schedule and who is called first in writing with whichever provider you choose.