Who wouldn’t love owning a sun-drenched villa in Lanzarote? The ocean views, the tranquil pace of life, the escape from everyday stress—it’s paradise. But here’s the reality: a home left unattended, even in paradise, isn’t trouble-free.
Vacancy Comes With Its Risks
You might think your property is fine sitting vacant between visits. But unseen issues don’t wait for your return:
- Humidity creeps in.
- Pipes leak.
- Pests move in.
- Gardens turn wild.
- Systems fail silently.
By the time you arrive, a small oversight could have become a costly headache.
A Quick Dusting Won’t Suffice
Sure, a spotless house feels welcoming. But has anyone checked:
- If the boiler still works correctly?
- If the fridge is on?
- If the windows and doors close properly?
- If the garden isn’t overgrown?
- If the alarm system is working?
Cleaning alone won’t catch these issues—but a thorough check will.
A Story That Could Have Been Avoided
We chatted with Nils at First Class Villa Services and got a first-hand account of a story that could have been avoided.
“I have spoken to owners who had previously only booked cleaning services and, when they arrived, the power had gone out, everything in the fridge was spoiled, the air conditioning didn’t work, and in one case a burst irrigation hose had flooded the garden.”
“All of this could have been avoided — with a property check like the one provided in our Check & Clean Service!”
A Second Home Deserves Care
That’s what First Class Villa Services come in. They don’t offer “just cleaning” – what they deliver is full home preparation: cleaning and a final check.
A clean home is good but a home that’s ready, checked, and worry-free — that’s real peace of mind.
Their “Check & Clean Service” is for homeowners who know the value of the little details. Who don’t just want a quick dusting but working systems, a secure home, zero surprises, and most of all peace of mind.
Ready For A Worry-Free Home?
Find out more here: https://www.firstclassvillaservices.com/en and contact Nils today for a free consultation.
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