Vacant property monitoring with a dated visual record.
Use scheduled, permission-based visits to document visible exterior, access, grounds, and agreed interior conditions while a property in Vermont or New Hampshire awaits sale, renovation, occupancy, or disposition.
- Clear written scope
- Organized final files
- Human-reviewed record
Start with a baseline, then set the monitoring cadence.
Define one repeatable visit route, the visible conditions to record, the comparison cadence, and the owner-approved escalation path. NEDD returns a dated visual record for remote review, vendor coordination, sale preparation, or documented follow-up.
What can be included
- Baseline views of the exterior, access points, and grounds
- Recurring same-view images for visible-condition comparison
- Roof and grounds drone overview where permitted
- Agreed interior walkthrough where safe access is authorized
- Seasonal, storm-event, vendor, or repair documentation add-ons
Owners, estates, lenders, brokers, municipalities, and asset managers.
Useful for homes, commercial buildings, estates, foreclosure assets, renovation sites, and remote holdings.
Popular combination: Baseline + recurring exterior check + seasonal/storm visit + sale-readiness media.
Combine field capture, remote review, and organized delivery.
NEDD scopes each assignment around access, timing, permissions, weather, technology compatibility, the decision being made, and the people who need to review the result.
What to send for an accurate scope.
- Property or project location, approximate size, and access contact
- The specific areas, assets, concerns, or features to document
- Who will attend remotely and what device or review format they prefer
- Required date, urgency, recurring schedule, and desired deliverables
- Any available listing, plan, inspection, claim, contractor, or prior-condition records
Professional boundary: Visual monitoring is not a security, alarm, fire-watch, property-management, caretaking, or occupancy-verification service and does not prevent trespass, damage, or loss.