Websites by trade
Websites for home watch businesses
Home watch customers are usually hundreds of miles away when they hire you. They can't meet you first, so your website does the job a handshake would: who you are, what you check, how you report back, and how you'd handle a problem.
What a home watch website needs
- Your visit checklist, written out (doors, windows, water, A/C, pests, mail, after-storm checks)
- How you report: photos, written reports, timing after each visit
- What happens when you find a problem, and who you call
- Insurance and any credentials you actually hold, stated plainly
- An easy way to reach you from out of state: email, phone, and a short contact form
Recommended designs
Steward Home WatchQuiet and trustworthy, made for absentee owners who want to see a clear check routine.
Coastal PremiumBright and airy, with room for large outdoor and pool photos.
Luxury ServiceEditorial type and generous spacing for high-end service work.Design previews use fictional businesses. Your site uses your own name, photos and details.
In Florida
Many home watch customers live out of state and hire you based only on your website and a phone call. Be specific about what you check and how often, and list only the credentials and insurance you can show.
Common questions
Should I list my prices?
That's up to you. Many owners prefer listing what each visit includes and asking people to call for a quote, since homes vary.
Can I add a storm checklist?
Yes. A section on what you check after a named storm is useful to absentee owners. We write it from your actual routine.
Where we build home watch websites
Pick a design and tell us about your business
We build it, host it and keep it running. Questions first? Email [email protected].