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Field Notes
Tips, guides, and local insights for second-home owners and vacation property owners in coastal Delaware. New articles added regularly.
Article 01
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FAQ
Have a question? Here are answers to what homeowners ask us most.
The blog covers practical topics for Delaware vacation homeowners and second-home owners: seasonal property care, storm preparation, what can go wrong in unoccupied homes, how to choose a home watch provider, insurance considerations for unoccupied properties, and local coastal Delaware property maintenance guidance. New articles are added regularly.
All blog content is written by Tom Pickard, owner and operator of Ibis Property Oversight, drawing on his 27+ years of experience as a coastal Delaware homeowner and property care professional. The content reflects real-world observations and practical advice — not generic information.
Yes. Several upcoming articles are specifically designed to help vacation and second-home owners understand the risks associated with unoccupied properties and evaluate whether professional home watch is right for their situation. Topics like what goes wrong in unoccupied homes and what to look for in a home watch company are written to genuinely help homeowners make informed decisions.
Contact Ibis Property Oversight through our contact page and ask to be added to our email notification list. We will let you know when new articles relevant to Delaware vacation homeowners are published.
All content is specific to coastal Delaware and the Sussex County market. Tom writes from direct local experience — the storm patterns, seasonal rhythms, property challenges, and community context of Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, and the surrounding communities are woven into every article.
Absolutely. If you have a question about your vacation home or a topic you would like Tom to address, reach out through the contact page. The best articles come from questions real homeowners are asking, and Tom welcomes the input.