Accreditation

Accredited, Bonded, Licensed and Insured

Accredited by NHWA:

• NHWA Accreditation means Ally Home Watch adheres to industry standards: signifying a commitment to uphold the highest standards in home watch services and to deliver trustworthy and reliable care to homeowners.
• Having access to specialized training and resources: Accreditation with NHWA provides access to valuable training, resources, and best practices, enhancing the skill set and knowledge base of professionals in the home watch industry.
• Helping build credibility and trust: Being accredited by NHWA boosts credibility and instills confidence in clients, showcasing a dedication to professionalism, integrity, and excellence in safeguarding and managing residential properties.

Licensed:

• Licensing refers to obtaining the necessary permits or licenses required by local or state authorities to legally operate a business in a specific area. In many states, including Florida, home watch companies may be required to obtain a business license or similar permits.
• Having a license means that the company has met certain legal and regulatory requirements, which can vary by jurisdiction. This typically involves background checks, fees, and compliance with local business regulations.
• Licensing can also provide a level of assurance to clients that the company is legitimate and authorized to offer its services in a given area.

Insured:

• Insurance for a home watch company typically includes two main types of coverage:
  1. Liability Insurance: This covers any damage or injuries that may occur on a client’s property during the course of providing home watch services. It also provides protection in case the company’s actions or negligence result in harm to the client or their property.
  2. Worker’s Compensation Insurance: If the company has employees, worker’s compensation insurance is crucial. It covers medical expenses and lost wages for employees who are injured while performing their job duties.
• Insurance not only protects the company but also provides peace of mind to clients, knowing that they are covered in the event of any unexpected incidents.

Bonded:

• Being bonded means that the home watch company has obtained a surety bond, which is a form of financial guarantee. The bond is typically issued by a bonding company and serves as a form of protection for clients.
• If a client suffers a financial loss due to the actions of the home watch company (e.g., theft, property damage, negligence), they can file a claim against the bond. If the claim is valid, the bonding company will compensate the client for the loss, up to the bond’s coverage limit.
• Being bonded provides an additional layer of protection for clients and is a sign of the company’s commitment to financial responsibility and ethical conduct.

 In summary, being accredited, licensed, insured, and bonded are important aspects of establishing trust and credibility as a home watch company. These credentials not only demonstrate compliance with legal and regulatory requirements but also provide protection and peace of mind to both the company and its clients. Clients can feel confident that they are working with a reputable and responsible service provider, while the company can operate with confidence, knowing it has taken steps to mitigate potential risks and liabilities.