HouseSitMexico does not guarantee the qualifications, availability or conduct of any housesitter.
We do not select any housesitter for any assignment. All the decisions are made by the homeowners under their own responsibility. Our service is to provide the contact between the housesitter and the homeowner with no further responsibility.
We do not select any housesitter for any assignment. All the decisions are made by the homeowners under their own responsibility. Our service is to provide the contact between the housesitter and the homeowner with no further responsibility.
The house sitter expects to be asked to perform a number of tasks in exchange for the accommodation.
The homeowner expects that the sitter will accept total responsibility on taking care of the home, pets, garden, and pool. The sitter agrees to maintain your home the same way as if you where there. Pay all the bills on time and take care of your mail and messages.
Here are some of the responsibilities that go with the job of a house sitter. We recommend that the parties incorporate all the conditions that they agree upon in a written agreement. Download Sample Agreement (PDF or Word).
v Utility bills. Most of the time the sitter pays for the utilities that they use
during their stay (electricity, gas, phone, etc.). All the accounts most be paid
on time.
v Repair and Maintenance. The repairs most be carried out promptly. The
sitter must keep the receipts they can be reimbursed.
v Mail. Specify how the collection is going to be (daily, weekly, etc.) For
redirection, the owner pays the cost.
v House cleaning. How often the house has to be clean as to keep it at the
same level of cleanliness as the owner do. Specify the cost of the products
whether is going to be the responsibility of the sitter or homeowner.
v Garden. How often the lawn should be mowed and watered. How often the
beds have to be weeded and watered. And the same for internal plants. All
the costs associated with gardening are responsibility of the owner.
v Pool. How often to give maintenance, cleaning, chlorinating. Keep receipts
from pool service, to be reimbursed by owner.
v Pets. Trips to vet. The owner reimburses the sitter or is billed directly by
vet. How often to feed, what kind of food. How often to empty litter tray.
How often to take out the dog. Bathing. The owner must leave a good store
of food or provide money to buy it.
v Water. Owner’s responsibility.
v Various. Usually the homeowners leave a contingency fund for the sitter to
take care of unexpected expenses. All the invoices and receipts must be
kept.
The homeowner expects that the sitter will accept total responsibility on taking care of the home, pets, garden, and pool. The sitter agrees to maintain your home the same way as if you where there. Pay all the bills on time and take care of your mail and messages.
Here are some of the responsibilities that go with the job of a house sitter. We recommend that the parties incorporate all the conditions that they agree upon in a written agreement. Download Sample Agreement (PDF or Word).
v Utility bills. Most of the time the sitter pays for the utilities that they use
during their stay (electricity, gas, phone, etc.). All the accounts most be paid
on time.
v Repair and Maintenance. The repairs most be carried out promptly. The
sitter must keep the receipts they can be reimbursed.
v Mail. Specify how the collection is going to be (daily, weekly, etc.) For
redirection, the owner pays the cost.
v House cleaning. How often the house has to be clean as to keep it at the
same level of cleanliness as the owner do. Specify the cost of the products
whether is going to be the responsibility of the sitter or homeowner.
v Garden. How often the lawn should be mowed and watered. How often the
beds have to be weeded and watered. And the same for internal plants. All
the costs associated with gardening are responsibility of the owner.
v Pool. How often to give maintenance, cleaning, chlorinating. Keep receipts
from pool service, to be reimbursed by owner.
v Pets. Trips to vet. The owner reimburses the sitter or is billed directly by
vet. How often to feed, what kind of food. How often to empty litter tray.
How often to take out the dog. Bathing. The owner must leave a good store
of food or provide money to buy it.
v Water. Owner’s responsibility.
v Various. Usually the homeowners leave a contingency fund for the sitter to
take care of unexpected expenses. All the invoices and receipts must be
kept.
