Property concierge: after the keys, Home Select stays

No: it serves any owner of a property in Home Select’s areas. It is the natural continuation for Home Select’s clients: the hunter who found the property knows every address, every tradesperson, every peculiarity.

By time spent, on a quote accepted before each mission: describe your need in the form and Home Select comes back with a bespoke quote. No surprises, no mandatory subscription; providers and supplies billed at actual cost.

Home Select steers and reports; interventions are carried out by vetted providers of its network, with a systematic report. Home Select is never a managing agent: this is concierge work, by time spent.

Yes, when the groundwork is ready at all times: the house kept up, heating adjustable remotely, suppliers known. A message is then enough: heating at temperature, fridge stocked from your list, fresh linen, cleaning done, and a photo report before you arrive. On departure, the same path runs in reverse, through to closing up.

Home Select organises its storage and upkeep: a suitable place, a maintained battery, wheels turned from time to time, roadworthiness test and insurance kept up to date. Garage visits are made with a trade professional, and the car is ready on the day you arrive.

Yes: at every visit, humidity, light, dust and signs of insects are checked near fragile pieces, and a photographed, valued inventory keeps the collection’s condition up to date, which also helps with the insurer. Restorers, framers and specialist carriers work under their own responsibility, coordinated by Home Select.

Yes. The format, the number of guests and the style are set with you; caterer, supplies, decoration and service are coordinated on site, with a photo of the table setting before the guests arrive and a report after they leave. For the year-end holidays, the calendar runs backwards: heating and works wrapped up in November, decorations in place, rooms ready for the guests.

Yes: cancelling or transferring a subscription, following up a file at a counter, renewing a document, gathering the papers for a formality, then reporting back to you. Anything requiring a regulated mandate, or tax or legal advice, is referred to the relevant professional.