Greater Nashville Home Watch
Polished brass key, accreditation badge, and inspection log on a dark wood desk

Accreditation

Credentials that protect your home.

Anyone can claim to be a home watch company. We invested in real accreditation, real insurance, and a written process — because the homes we watch deserve nothing less.

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NHWA Accredited Member — National Home Watch Association

NHWA Accredited Member

Greater Nashville Home Watch is an accredited member of the National Home Watch Association (NHWA), meeting standards for insurance, background checks, code of ethics, and a documented inspection process.

Fully Insured & Bonded

We carry general liability, professional liability (E&O), and a care, custody & control bond. Certificates of insurance are available on request before service begins.

Background-Checked Team

Every team member entering a client home passes a national criminal background check, signs confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, and trains on our protocol before working independently.

Secured Credentials

Gate codes, alarm codes, and keys are stored in an encrypted system with strict access controls. Only the team members assigned to your home can access your information.

Our Code of Conduct

  • We arrive when scheduled and document every visit with time-stamped photos.
  • We never share homeowner identities, schedules, codes, or keys with anyone outside our authorized team.
  • We communicate issues immediately, with honesty and clarity.
  • We recommend trusted local trades — and never accept undisclosed referral fees.
  • We carry the insurance required to make our clients whole in the rare event something goes wrong.

Accreditation FAQ

The NHWA is the industry body that sets standards for home watch professionals in the U.S. and Canada. Accredited members must meet strict requirements for insurance, background checks, and ethical conduct.

It tells you the company carries the right insurance, follows a written code of ethics, and operates a documented home watch process. Many companies call themselves home watch; far fewer meet NHWA standards.

We maintain general liability, professional liability (errors and omissions), and a janitorial / care, custody, and control bond. Certificates are available on request.

Yes. Every visit follows a written checklist tailored to your home, with photo documentation and a same-day report. Our process is reviewed annually as part of NHWA accreditation.

Gate codes, alarm codes, and keys are stored in encrypted systems with strict access controls. Information is only shared with the team members assigned to your home.

Of course. We are happy to provide our NHWA accreditation certificate and current certificates of insurance during your free consultation.