Luxury Home Management in Moore Park

Ravine lots are beautiful and demanding. Leaves fill eavestroughs fast, water finds the lowest point of the house, and tree work near a slope can need city approval. Your Zebrano Home Manager plans for all of it: seasonal eavestrough cleaning, sump and backwater valve tests, tree care with qualified arborists, and a yearly plan that keeps the house ahead of the weather.

When something goes wrong, one call reaches someone who knows the house and its trades.

A typical call in Moore Park

After a record storm, water is in the basement of a large early 20th-century brick house on a ravine lot, under a canopy of mature trees, with drains undersized for a storm that heavy. The owner calls the Home Manager, who sends a licensed plumber and a restoration crew. The plumber checks the drain and the sump pump, and a trade checks the grading and the eavestroughs. The cause is fixed, not only dried out, and because the house predates backwater valves and battery-backup sump pumps, both are proposed, with a high-water alarm. Everything is recorded in the Annual Home Care Plan, and a larger drain upgrade goes into the Five-Year Capital Plan.

Moore Park is a quiet pocket bordered by ravines, with large early 20th-century brick houses alongside newer rebuilds. Many lots back onto slopes and mature trees.

• Drainage, grading and basement water on ravine lots
• Tree care near slopes and permits for protected trees
• Older plumbing, drains and boilers
• Roof and eavestrough upkeep under heavy canopy