RANCORP Home Watch · Tequesta, FL
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Home Watch & Property Sitting — Tequesta, FL

Your home, watched
the way you'd watch it.

RANCORP checks on Tequesta homes while their owners are away — walking every room, logging what we find, and catching small problems before hurricane season, humidity, or an empty mailbox turns them into big ones.

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Owner-operated, serving Tequesta, Jupiter, and the Loxahatchee River corridor. Seasonal and year-round schedules.

Visit Report

14 Riverwatch Ct.

Clear

Tue Sep 01 · 4:52–5:11 PM · Visit #212

  • Exterior & all entry doors secure 4:53p
  • A/C running, interior 74°F, no leaks 4:58p
  • Pool clear, chemical readings logged 5:04p
  • Mail & packages collected, no signage 5:09p
Photo-documented · 4 images attached → Sent to owner
Bonded & Insured

Every visit backed by liability coverage and a bonded, background-checked sitter.

Owner-Operated

Based in Tequesta and run hands-on by the owner — no call centers, no visits outsourced to a franchise network.

Photo-Documented

Every visit closes with a timestamped report and photos, sent directly to you.

Storm-Season Ready

Priority scheduling and shutter/​​tie-down checks ahead of named storms, June–November.

Why an empty house needs a watcher

Florida is hard on a home nobody's in.

  • 01

    Air conditioning is the whole ballgame

    A failed A/C unit in South Florida's humidity can seed mold behind walls and in cabinetry within 24–48 hours. A vacant house has no one to notice the thermostat has stopped responding.

  • 02

    Hurricane season runs six months

    June 1 through November 30, Tequesta sits on the same coast as everyone else watching the tropics. Shutters need to go up, patio furniture needs to come in, and someone needs to check the roof and yard the moment it's safe to go back out.

  • 03

    A full mailbox is a for-sale sign

    Stacked packages and flyers on the porch are one of the clearest signals a house is empty. Clearing them, and coordinating with landscapers, pool techs, and delivery drivers, keeps the property looking lived-in.

  • 04

    Small leaks don't stay small

    A slow leak under a sink or a pool losing water overnight is cheap to fix on day one and expensive to fix on day thirty. Regular eyes on the property catch it while it's still day one.

What We Do

Six ways we keep watch.

Every plan is built around scheduled walkthroughs — add the pieces your property actually needs.

House Watch Visits

Interior and exterior walkthroughs on a schedule you set — weekly, biweekly, or after every named storm — each one logged and reported.

Storm Prep & Response

Shutter and tie-down checks before landfall, and a documented damage inspection as soon as it's safe to return.

Pool & Grounds Oversight

Chemical and equipment checks, plus confirming your landscaping and irrigation crews actually showed up.

Mail, Package & Vendor Coordination

Collecting mail and deliveries, and letting in contractors, inspectors, or insurance adjusters when you can't be there.

Arrival-Ready Concierge

A/C set to temperature, fridge stocked from your list, and the house opened up before you land for the season.

Emergency Coordination

If a visit turns up water, an alarm, or storm damage, we call you immediately and coordinate the right trade on site.

How It Works

Four steps, every visit.

The same process whether it's your first walkthrough or your two-hundredth.

1

Set a cadence

We build a visit schedule and checklist around your home — and your travel calendar.

2

We visit & document

A walkthrough inside and out, with timestamped photos at every stop on the checklist.

3

You get the report

A written report lands in your inbox the same day — clear, or flagged for follow-up.

4

We flag & act

Anything unusual gets a phone call first, then coordination with a trusted local trade.

The Visit Report

What actually gets checked.

A house watch visit is only useful if it's specific. Every report walks through the same core points, plus anything particular to your property.

  • Exterior

    Doors, windows, and roofline — signs of forced entry, storm damage, or wear.

  • Climate

    A/C operation and interior temperature — logged every visit to catch failures early.

  • Water

    Pool, irrigation, and under-sink lines — checked for leaks, cloudy water, or equipment faults.

  • Grounds

    Landscaping and driveway — confirming your lawn and pool crews are keeping their schedule.

  • Deliveries

    Mail, packages, and flyers — collected and brought inside, never left stacking up.

Visit Report

218 Bridge Rd.

Flagged

Fri Aug 28 · 9:15–9:31 AM · Visit #087

  • Exterior & all entry doors secure 9:16a
  • Pool pump not running — vendor called 9:22a
  • Mail & packages collected 9:28a
Photo-documented · 3 images attached → Owner called 9:34a

Coverage Area

Based in Tequesta. Working the whole corridor.

Home base is the mouth of the Loxahatchee River — every visit starts and ends close by, so a flagged report gets a fast follow-up, not a wait for someone to drive up the coast.

  • TequestaHome base
  • Jupiter & Jupiter Island~10 min
  • North Palm Beach~20 min
  • Hobe Sound & Stuart~20 min

Questions

Before you call.

How often should someone check on our house?

Most seasonal residents book weekly visits while they're away, moving to twice weekly through hurricane season. Year-round owners who travel often use us on an as-needed basis. We'll help you pick a cadence when we walk the property together.

Who actually visits my house?

RANCORP is owner-operated — the owner personally walks your property every visit. There's no rotating roster of contractors and no subcontracting to a franchise network, so the person who learns your house is the same person checking on it.

What happens if a visit turns up a problem?

You get a phone call first — not just an email later. From there we can coordinate a plumber, A/C tech, pool service, or storm-damage contractor on your behalf, and document everything for your insurance file if needed.

Do you carry keys, or use a lockbox?

Whichever you're more comfortable with. Keys are logged and stored separately from any address information, and access is limited to your assigned sitter.

Are you insured?

Yes — RANCORP is bonded and carries general liability coverage. Certificates are available on request before your first visit.

Can you handle arrival and departure prep?

Yes. We can open the house, set the A/C, run water through the lines, and have groceries in the fridge before you land — and reverse the process, including a final walkthrough, when you head back north.

Get Started

Let's walk your property together.

The first visit is a walkthrough with you or your property manager — we'll build your checklist, agree on a schedule, and answer anything this page didn't cover.

Call (561) 510-1112 Email Us
Phone (561) 510-1112
Email rancorpllc@gmail.com
Service Area Tequesta · Jupiter · N. Palm Beach · Hobe Sound
Hours Visits daily · On-call for storm response