Household Transition Services Guide
Coordinate the arrival-to-departure cycle — condition reports, home watch, and vendor coordination — under one name instead of five separate vendors. This 19-page guide walks through testing whether local institutions will actually refer to you, starting with a single condition report before building out the full menu, and pricing home watch and turn-coordination work — plus seven working templates to run it with.
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What It Covers
Test whether local institutions — housing offices, realtors, property managers — will actually refer customers to one name before building a broad service menu. Start with the smallest sellable unit: one photo condition report for one customer, then add the vacant-door check, turn coordination, and home watch as proof accumulates. Price the menu as separate line items, not a bundle, and lead with the recurring home watch subscription since it's what makes the one-off jobs worth owning. Track repeat institutions — not jobs or revenue — as the one metric that proves the hub is real.
Seven Working Templates
- Startup checklist
- Equipment and startup budget worksheet
- Service estimate template
- Customer invoice template
- Condition report and job log
- Lead, institution, and vendor tracker
- Key control, safety, and compliance check
This guide gives you the framework. When you're ready for the real numbers — filled-in cost ranges, local licensing detail, and a build-out budget — the full Household Transition Services Business Plan is coming soon.