Estate and home-watch teams
Focused outdoor expertise that complements whole-property oversight.
Trusted behind the scenes
Outdoor care that protects the client experience.
We support professionals who need the outdoor environment ready, documented, and handled with care—without introducing another vendor-management problem.
Who we work with
Four kinds of professional relationship.
Realtors and stagers
Coordinated readiness before photos, showings, inspections, or closing.
Property and rental managers
Repeatable scope, scheduling, and documentation for guest-facing outdoor areas.
Pool, landscape, furniture and design partners
A referral destination for work outside your scope, with clear boundaries and communication.
How it works
We protect your relationship, not just the deck.
You stay the point of contact unless you tell us otherwise. We report to you, not around you, and we do not solicit your client for work outside the agreed scope.
What we put in place before the first job
- Certificate of insurance and W-9 on file
- An agreed access and key-handling protocol
- A written outdoor scope per property type
- Photo reporting on completion
- Invoicing terms and a single point of contact
- Stated service radius and job minimums
Verify before launch
COI availability, W-9, vendor onboarding, invoicing, access protocol, photo reporting, service radius, minimums, and non-solicitation or referral expectations all need confirmation before this list is published.
Referral partners
Clear boundaries make good referrals.
If a job is outside our scope, we say so and hand it back. We would rather return a referral than take work we cannot finish to the standard.
Outside our scope
Roof work, multi-story exterior work, screen repair and re-screening, appliance service, structural or gas and electrical work, pool chemistry, landscaping, and paint or coating repair.
Good referrals to send us
Outdoor presentation before a listing or arrival, cushion and fabric care, screened lanai cleaning, paver refresh, and recurring outdoor readiness for managed properties.
Let’s set it up
One property first, then the standard.
Start with a single walkthrough at one property. If the result holds, we will write the repeatable version around it.