The details of your life on the island, handled by one person.

A business-owner-level problem-solver on your side for the advanced admin that eats time and attention — the things that need real discernment, run down and handled so they're off your mind, not just off a list.

• A standing block of senior help each month — the calls, the coordination, the decisions you don't have the bandwidth to chase.
• Discernment, not just hands — the kind of problem you'd otherwise have to solve yourself, thought through by someone who solves them for a living.
• One trusted point of contact, on the island, who already knows your situation — so "can you just handle this?" is a text, not a project.
• The heavier, more personal matters come in as we build trust — handled discreetly, and billed by the hour.

The point was never the hours — it's not carrying it. You hand off the thing that's sat on your list for three weeks, and it's simply done.

You get back, turn the key, and it starts — no warning lights, nothing dead, no surprises. The car you don't drive every day, kept ready and legal without a thought from you.

• Battery kept alive — on a maintainer and checked every visit, so it turns over the day you're back, not clicks and a tow.
• Tire pressure set every visit — held at spec and kept off the flat spots that come from sitting.
• Fuel system treatment — stabilised and run to temperature so the fuel never goes stale and gums up.
• Idle-car care — driven to operating temperature on a schedule; fluids kept moving.
• Kept legal while you're away — safety inspection, registration renewal, insurance mode, parking rules, all handled.
• A timestamped photo report every visit — odometer, battery, tire pressure, anything new.
• Maintenance oversight — intervals tracked, work scheduled and supervised (the repair itself billed separately).
• DMV and registration, safety-inspection handling, and the full new-to-island onboarding.

That's the whole promise: after weeks away, a clean dashboard and a first-turn start — because the battery, the tires, and the fuel never got the chance to fail.

Your empty house, checked twice a week and documented every time — so you come home to it exactly as you left it, and if something did go wrong, your coverage still stands behind you.

• Water caught early — the #1 way an empty house becomes a five-figure repair. Under sinks, the water heater, and any leak or damp, every visit.
• A documented watch your insurer will honour — dated reports with photos. Most policies limit water, theft, and vandalism cover once a home sits empty ~30–60 days; a regular, documented watch is what keeps a claim payable.
• Damp & mould held off — AC and dehumidifier verified, odours caught early — the island's real enemy in a closed-up house.
• Storm-ready, then storm-checked — buttoned up before, walked after, so small damage gets reported before it becomes a denied claim.
• Pests, power & intrusion — droppings or chewed seals, a tripped breaker that kills the AC, a jimmied door — caught while they're small.
• Kept lived-in — mail and packages collected so the house never looks empty.

Twice a week is the difference between a leak you wipe up and a five-figure repair — and, just as often, between a claim your insurer pays and one they deny on a home left unwatched.