Accredited by the National Home Watch Association

Setting the gold standard for the home watch industry since 2009.

What Accreditation Means

A strict vetting process, not a badge you can buy.

Accredited NHWA members must pass background checks, carry proper insurance available for review, and agree to uphold the industry's highest ethical standards — always acting in the homeowner's best interest.

Vetted & Background-Checked

Every accredited member passes a strict vetting process for consumer complaints or issues before earning the designation.

Bonded & Insured

Proper insurance is required and always available for review — protecting your home and your peace of mind.

Ethics-Bound

Accredited members agree to uphold the highest ethics in the home watch industry, always looking out for the homeowner.

Why It Matters To You

Benefits of hiring an accredited home watch service

Prevents or lessens property damageRegular visits catch issues before they escalate.

Deters squatters & intrudersA visible presence in your home discourages unwanted visitors.

Catches leaks, pests & mold earlyTrained inspectors know exactly what to look for.

Consistent, accurate reportingYou get reliable information the entire time you're away.

Coordinates work in your absenceContractors and vendors are managed so you don't have to.

Acts as your liaisonBetween contractors, HOAs, Realtors, and anyone else you authorize.

Implements your storm planAnd responds to alarm calls on your behalf.

Understands HOA/POA rulesAnd keeps your home's exterior within community guidelines.

Our Mission Partner

The National Home Watch Association

Since 2009, the NHWA has worked to establish and maintain the highest standards and ethics for home watch companies across the U.S. and Canada — building trust between homeowners and home watch professionals, and protecting the public from uninsured, unbonded, and unethical operators.

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Insured, bonded, accredited — all for your peace of mind.

Don't trust your home to a cut-rate hobbyist. This is our profession, and we take it seriously.