A caretaker's visit prepares the assessment
A Protaras caretaker can gather useful inspection information without becoming an investigator. Photograph changed walls, cupboard interiors that are readily visible and nearby fixtures from a safe position. Note odours, wetting and equipment failure with the date. Avoid opening panels or pulling apart furniture to find the source. The owner should add earlier repair history, because the current keyholder may not know what happened before the property was closed.
Identify what each person knows
Share the last occupied period and whether the condition was present at departure. For Cape Greco or Pernera properties, exact location and practical access help organise the visit. The assessment should explain what was visible, which hypothesis needs further checks and what remains inaccessible. Ask for a recommendation that gives the owner a specific next decision, such as authorising source access or a removal scope. Keep the record where future caretakers can understand which places need comparison.
A little more clarity
What should the owner add to the caretaker's report?
Provide past leaks, treatments, departure photographs and occupancy dates where known. The caretaker's current observations are useful, but may not explain repairs or recommendations made before their involvement with the property.
Coverage around Protaras
Pernera, Kapparis, Cape Greco and nearby properties can be discussed when you share the exact location. Access and availability are agreed for the property.
Protaras service overview