A Standard You Can Verify

Accredited by the National Home Watch Association

In an industry with little regulation, accreditation is one of the clearest ways to tell a vetted, accountable professional from an unproven one. Crown Concierge Services is a proud accredited member of the National Home Watch Association (NHWA).

SERVING SARASOTA, LAKEWOOD RANCH, LONGBOAT KEY, SIESTA KEY, UNIVERSITY PARK, AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES

  • NHWA Accredited
  • Bonded & Insured
  • Code of Ethics
National Home Watch Association accredited member badge
What Is the NHWA?

The Standard-Bearer of the Home Watch Profession.

The National Home Watch Association is a multi-national organization, founded in 2009, that establishes and maintains professional standards and ethics for home watch companies across the United States and Canada. Its mission is to protect homeowners from uninsured, unbonded, and unethical operators, to build trust between homeowners and home watch professionals, and to ensure that only companies meeting the highest standards of professionalism earn accreditation.

This matters because home watch is a largely unregulated field. In Florida, no specific license is required to operate as a home watch provider, which means the burden falls on homeowners to determine who is genuinely qualified, insured, and trustworthy. NHWA accreditation removes much of that guesswork.

What Accreditation Requires

Vetted, Verified, and Held Accountable.

Not every company qualifies for membership. To earn and keep NHWA accreditation, a business must pass a rigorous vetting process that includes:

  • A criminal background check on all company principals
  • Consumer-affairs and Better Business Bureau inquiries
  • Verification of all required business licenses for the areas served
  • Proof of proper insurance and bonding, maintained continuously
  • Adherence to the NHWA Code of Ethics and established best practices

Accreditation is not a one-time badge. NHWA re-vets accredited companies annually, including an annual background check of company principals and a review of website content for accuracy, so the standard is upheld over time, not just at sign-up.

Why Crown Concierge Services Is Accredited

A Choice That Reflects How We Work.

Joining the National Home Watch Association was important because it aligned with the level of professionalism, accountability, and service Crown Concierge Services is committed to providing. The accreditation process reinforced that commitment to established industry standards, while also providing access to ongoing education, professional resources, and a trusted support network.

Being NHWA accredited reflects a dedication to delivering dependable, high-quality service, and it gives clients added confidence that their home and personal matters are being handled responsibly and professionally.

Trust, Verified.

Experience the difference that accredited, accountable home watch makes.

Frequently Asked

Accreditation

The NHWA is the accrediting body for home watch professionals in the U.S. and Canada, setting the standards Crown Concierge Services is held to.

Accreditation requires passing a vetting process that includes a criminal background check on company principals, consumer-affairs and Better Business Bureau inquiries, verification of required business licenses, continuously maintained insurance and bonding, and adherence to the NHWA Code of Ethics. Accredited companies are re-vetted annually.

No. Florida does not require a specific license to operate as a home watch provider, and the industry is largely unregulated. That is precisely why an independent accreditation like the NHWA's is so valuable; it provides standards and accountability the law does not.

— It reflects the level of professionalism and accountability we already hold ourselves to, and it connects us to an ongoing network of industry standards and education

It gives you independent confirmation that the company has been background-checked, is properly insured and bonded, follows a code of ethics, and remains subject to ongoing review, offering credibility, accountability, and confidence that your home is in capable hands.

Yes. Proper insurance and bonding are required for NHWA accreditation and are maintained continuously. Certificates of insurance are available upon request.