Most home insurance limits or voids coverage after about 30 days unoccupied. The free checklist covers that call — and eight more things worth doing in the first two weeks, in order, before they get expensive.
Nobody hands you a list. The house goes quiet, everyone drives home, and the clock starts on about nine things at once — most of which cost nothing to do now and a great deal to do late.
Most policies limit or void coverage once a house is unoccupied for about a month. This is the one phone call that protects everything else — and the checklist gives you the words to use.
A burst pipe in an empty Chatham-Kent house is a five-figure problem that a fifteen-minute job this week prevents.
A redirect matters more than it sounds, and there are two documents to find now while people still remember where they are.
Some things look worthless and aren't. The list tells you what to set aside before anyone starts clearing.
If you work through the list and decide to keep the house, that's a good outcome and I've cost you nothing. That's the deal.
Free, one page, and you never have to speak to me to use it.