Property care in Cres
Cres is the longest island in the Adriatic and at the same time one of the most sparsely populated. People who own a house here have usually chosen seclusion on purpose.
What we watch for in Cres
Two things govern how we work here: the ferry and the distances on the island itself. We visit Cres on fixed days and cover several properties per crossing. On old stone houses the focus is the roof, the cistern and damp in the masonry.
The general checklist — roof, façade, windows, water, electrics, damp — is the same everywhere. What differs are the points that, in our experience, cause trouble here first.
Additionally in Cres
- Fixed island days instead of individual trips
- Roof and cistern checks on stone houses
- Access tracks inspected after winter
Typical properties in Cres
Traditional stone houses in the inland villages, plus property in Cres town and Osor.
Regular inspections
Inside and out to a fixed checklist, with a photo report after every visit. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly — you decide.
Keys and emergencies
Secure key storage with a log, and someone who turns up after a storm, a leak or a break-in.
Trades on the ground
Quotes from vetted partner firms, instruction once you approve, supervision during the work and a check of the invoice.
We cover the neighbouring towns too
Properties in the surrounding area are visited on the same round. If your house sits between two of these places, just ask — the boundary is not the town sign.
Would you look after my property in Cres?
Tell us where it is and a few basics. You get a clear yes or no, not a brochure.
Your house in Cres, in good hands
Fifteen minutes on the phone is enough to work out what your property needs and how often we should call in.