Thursday, February 23, 2012

House Sitter Leicester England UK Available

 House Sitter Leicester

House Sitter Leicester Information
Hello, we are a retired couple currently living in the USA near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We travel at least once per year to Leicester England, UK. We have relatives in Leicester, we were married in Leicester and we used to live in Leicester about 38 years ago. So, we know how to find the clock tower :)

We are interested in house sitting while we are in Leicester and are available for stays of 3 weeks to 3 months. Since we are retired, Our schedule is very flexible and we can travel to Leicester any time of the year. We are very honest, dependable & reliable, non-smoking, christian family. We can take care of your pets and even farm animals. We own a small farm and over the years have raised cattle, horses, chickens, ducks, turkeys, goats, cats, dogs and sheep. Oh, yea, I shouldn't forget, we raised three of our own children (now adults). We can certainly provide good references in Leicester and the USA.

So, if you are going on holiday and need someone to look after your property, pets and belongings. We would be glad to be your Leicester House Sitter in exchange for letting us reside there until your return.

Contact Information
If interested in having us as your Leicester House Sitter taking care of your home and pets, please contact us at this email address: economos@yahoo.com


 More Information
Family
We have three children (all currently married) with four grandchildren located in the USA. Located In Leicester we have two Nieces, a Sister, an Aunt and several Cousins. Also, we have several more cousins located throughout England and the UK.

Home Care Experience
The first home we purchased was one that needed to be fixed up. We spent a year fixing up the house and then sold it for a nice profit. We used the profit from this house to purchase six acres of land. We moved a mobile home on the six acre property and lived in the mobile home while we built a new three bedroom two bath home. We did use contractors for much of the work. However, we did do some of the work ourselves such as some plumbing, masonry and electrical. We also built a 24 foot by 24 foot barn to house the farm animals we planned to raise. After 28 years, we still live in this house. Over the years we have owned and raised horses, cattle, chickens, turkeys, goats, sheep, dogs and cats. Now that we are in our retirement years, we no longer raise farm animals and therefore have an opportunity to travel to Leicester more often. This provides an opportunity for us to offer to be  reliable house sitters and the home owner can feel secure when they leave Leicester for a holiday or business trip.
 

Career-Retirement
Retired from a professional position with the government after 25 years of service. After four years in the military in the electronics field and graduating college in the electronics field, started a career in the government which Included 20 years software design with some electronics troubleshooting and maintenance. The final few years in an office management position.


Website References
Leicester City Council Homepage
Leicester Mercury
House Sitter Leicester

Monday, February 20, 2012

 Leicester House Sitter Checklist of 15 things you must have before the house sitter take the controls of the home.           _

Below is a list of 15 things that the home owner and house sitter should have wriiten down before the house sitter takes control of the house. This will ensure that the home owner and the house sitter will both have a successful and enjoyable stay.

1. Get the phone number and address of the nearest police station in case of any emergency.
2. Get the phone number and address of the nearest fire brigade.
3. Have available shot records, health history, veterinarian's phone numbers, for all animals under your care.
4. Have a list of any medication that is needed for any animals under your care.
5. Have available telephone numbers for the neighbors of the house under care.
6. Have telephone numbers to contact the owners of the house under care.
7. Have telephone number contact for any contractors and services that need to be performed for the house.
8. Have the telephone number and address for the nearest hardware store to purchase any items that might be needed.
9. Get the address and phone number for the local post office.
10. Get the phone number and address for the utilities office in the case there is some type of problem or emergency with any of the utilities such as gas, water and sewage.
11. Get the phone number and address for any insurance companies that are associated with the house.
12. Have a list of daily chores that need to be done around the house. Also, have a list of any tasks that the owners may need to be done while away. This could include making payments for something; returning library books; picking up mail; delivering an item that could not be delivered while the owners were at home.
13. Have the keys to any motor vehicles that need to periodically started so they remain in good running condition. Note, it is good to start a motor vehicle, such as a car, once a week.
14. Get the local bus route schedule so you can get around town for anything needed during the stay.
15. Get the phone numbers of the home owner's relatives and friends that the owner may want you to stay in contact with.