The video we wanted to see
Every visit is a continuous, unedited walkthrough. You see what the walker sees, from the driveway in and the driveway out. Same-day email link. Short notes. No blind spots sold as “all clear.”
We did not start a home-watch company as a side hustle. We built the service our own family needed.
Our Florida story started in 2014. Coming from the UK, we fell in love with the sunshine, the parks, and the pace. As the family grew to include our two boys, Charlie (13) and Dominic (8), we kept coming back.
Eventually we bought a small house in Kissimmee. It was meant to be the vacation retreat and, later, a retirement home. Instead it became a source of 3:00 a.m. anxiety in the UK, 4,200 miles away, watching hurricane live-streams and wondering: Did the roof hold? Did a pipe burst? Is anyone in the house who should not be?
We tried property managers and cleaning crews. They care when there is a tenant or a turnover. Nobody was truly looking after an empty house that was supposed to sit empty.
Every visit is a continuous, unedited walkthrough. You see what the walker sees, from the driveway in and the driveway out. Same-day email link. Short notes. No blind spots sold as “all clear.”
We flush toilets and run showers because we know what a dried trap smells like. We check humidity because we know how fast Florida mold can take a closet.
There is no statewide 14-day vacancy law. Many HO-3 forms (including Citizens CIT HO-3) exclude vandalism and theft after 30 consecutive vacant days; other carriers use 30–60. We designed the reports so you have dates and video. Your agent interprets your form. See FLOIR.
Victoria is the public face. Pete files the Florida LLC. A local walker covers visits until Victoria is on the ground. We only send people we would trust with our own Kissimmee keys. Florida has no home-watch licence — we do not invent one, and we do not publish a fake street NAP or licence number on this site.
From our family to yours — Pete, Victoria, Charlie, and Dominic — welcome to SafeNest Florida.
FAQ
We are a UK-origin family who bought a small house in Kissimmee in 2014 and then built the home-watch service we wished existed at 3:00 a.m. watching a hurricane stream. Our boys are Charlie (13) and Dominic (8). Victoria is the public face. Pete files the Florida LLC.
The Kissimmee house was meant to be a vacation retreat and later a retirement home. It became a source of 3:00 a.m. anxiety 4,200 miles away. We tried property managers and cleaning crews. They care when there is a tenant or a turnover. Nobody was looking after an empty house that was supposed to sit empty. That is the product.
A local walker covers visits until Victoria is on the ground. Inspectors are background-checked. We only send people we would trust with our own Kissimmee keys. They are not there to sell you a new air handler.
No. SafeNest is home watch only. We do not let the property, we do not mark up repairs, and we do not take a referral fee. If the video shows a problem, you hire the trade.
Florida has no statewide home-watch licence. We do not invent one. We do not market this as overnight sitting or guarding property.
No. There is no statewide 14-day vacancy law. Many HO-3 forms exclude vandalism and theft after 30 consecutive vacant days; other carriers use 30–60. We designed reports so you have dates and video. Your agent interprets your form. The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation oversees carriers.
No pushy sales call. Tell us about the house. Request a first visit.