For the keeper
“I love my home and want to keep it that way.”
- “I didn’t know where to turn off the mains pressure valve to the house. It was overgrown with weeds.”
- “Small things became big things, and insurance called it gradual damage.”
What is due, and why it matters.
Your year of care follows our seasons in New Zealand: what is due now, why each one matters, and what happens if it waits.
Mark each one done with a dated photo: a record you can show an insurer or a buyer.
Every shut-off, with your own photo of it.
Water, power and gas, and the other vital points, on your map and inside the Emergency steps.
When something goes wrong, the steps are one tap away: keep safe, stop it, and who to call.
Tell us about your home.
A few lines is enough. We read every request.
The Archive is opening by invitation.
Wrenfield is a demonstration home. The home and its jobs are made up; the trades shown are real, as examples only.
