
What really happens to a holiday home that stays closed for six months
You lock the door in October, and the house goes quiet. But a closed house on the coast is never completely still. Here is what goes on while you're away.
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Practical notes for owners who live abroad: what happens to a closed house on the coast, what to check after storms, and how we work.

You lock the door in October, and the house goes quiet. But a closed house on the coast is never completely still. Here is what goes on while you're away.
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A Wednesday in late autumn, an empty villa and a sensor under the kitchen sink. This is a typical case, step by step, of what our service is for.
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On this coast it hardly rains, until it does. In autumn a single afternoon can bring more water than a whole month. If your home is empty, these are the things that matter.
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It isn't really about the house. It's about the first evening of the holiday, and the eleven months you're not there.
Read →Live weather where we look after homes. Humidity and rain are what matter most for a closed house.
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