Before monsoon season
A few weeks ahead of the storms:
- Clear gutters, downspouts, and roof drains
- Look at roof, flashing, and skylights
- Check grading and drainage away from the foundation
- Secure or store outdoor furniture and loose items
Guide
Two kinds of weather cause most of the surprise problems in empty Sedona homes: summer monsoon storms and winter freezing nights. Both can do damage in days, and both are easy to miss when no one is home. This guide covers what to check before the weather, and what to check after.
A few weeks ahead of the storms:
A quick check can catch damage while it is small:
Ahead of cold nights:
Once temperatures rise:
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You deal directly with HomeTame, not a call center or a network of strangers. Home Watch plans can be customized to your property, and small jobs found during a visit can be handled by HomeTame itself, billed at time and materials and agreed with you first. Work that requires a licensed contractor is coordinated with a qualified licensed provider. Service is subject to address and availability.
A scheduled home watch visit, plus an extra visit after a storm or freeze when you ask, is how many Sedona owners handle this.
Monsoon season in northern Arizona is roughly July through September, with sudden thunderstorms, heavy rain, and wind. Dates and intensity vary from year to year.
Roof, gutters, and downspouts, drainage around the house, ceilings and window frames for new water stains, and any fallen branches or debris. If you are away, a visit after a storm lets you know before a small leak spreads.
Yes. Winter nights can drop below freezing, which can affect exposed pipes, hose bibs, and irrigation lines. A short check on cold nights, or before and after a freeze, can catch problems early.
When you request it, HomeTame can schedule an extra visit and report what it sees with photos. Availability depends on the property address and timing, and storm conditions can affect access.
No. HomeTame provides visual checks and coordination. It does not replace insurance, alarm monitoring, fire protection, or emergency repair services.
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