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Accreditation

Bonded, insured, and background-checked.

Accreditation is more than a logo on a website. It's a verifiable standard of professionalism, ethics, and care that homeowners can rely on.

Professional standards

Bonded, insured, and background-checked. Accreditation through the National Home Watch Association (NHWA) sets us apart from informal services and well-intentioned neighbors — and gives our clients a clear, third-party standard to measure us against.

On top of our NHWA accreditation, owner Jane Tester is a home watch professional who provides scheduled visual inspections of unoccupied homes.

NHWA Accredited Member

What NHWA Membership Means for You

  • · Verified general liability insurance and bonding
  • · Adherence to the NHWA Code of Ethics
  • · Documented, consistent visit reporting practices
  • · Ongoing professional training and standards updates
  • · Listed in the NHWA member directory for easy verification

Our Memberships

NHWA

National Home Watch Association

The NHWA establishes and enforces the highest industry standards for professional home watch service providers across the U.S. and Canada.

Our Code of Conduct

  • · We arrive when scheduled and document every visit with time-stamped photos.
  • · We never share homeowner identities, schedules, codes, or keys with anyone outside our authorized team.
  • · We communicate issues immediately, with honesty and clarity.
  • · We recommend trusted local trades — and never accept undisclosed referral fees.
  • · We carry the insurance required to make our clients whole in the rare event something goes wrong.

Accreditation — FAQ

Accreditation through the NHWA means we have met the association's standards for business practices, insurance, bonding, ethics, and reporting — and that we agree to operate by them.

I liked the idea of being part of an association that not only helps its members but also helps homeowners know they are hiring someone who is a professional in their field.

Bonded, insured, and background-checked.

It gives you a verifiable third-party standard for the company you're trusting with access to your home — covering insurance, bonding, ethics, and the way visits are documented and reported.

We maintain general liability, professional liability (errors and omissions), and a care, custody, and control bond. Certificates of insurance are available on request before service begins.

Yes. Every visit follows a written checklist tailored to your home, with photo documentation and a same-day report. Our process is reviewed annually as part of NHWA accreditation.

Gate codes, alarm codes, and keys are stored in encrypted systems with strict access controls. Information is only shared with the team members assigned to your home.

Of course. We are happy to provide our NHWA accreditation certificate and current certificates of insurance during your free consultation.

You can confirm NHWA accreditation through the National Home Watch Association's member directory. We're happy to provide direct links and certificates on request.

Work with an accredited professional.

Schedule a free consultation and see what accredited home watch looks like for your property.

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