SafeNest Florida
Scheduled video walk of an empty house.
SafeNest is recurring vacant and snowbird video home watch: scheduled visits and a same-day recording for the owner. Request a visit on the SafeNest site — not here.
This site is a group directory and placeholder. Orlando West Property Group is being formed and is planned for incorporation in 2027. It is not a fully operating company yet.
How it works
Orlando West Property Group works in two ways: SafeNest Florida runs scheduled video home watch for vacant and snowbird homes, and Orlando West brands introduce homeowners to licensed local trades. Incorporation of the group is planned for 2027. This directory does not take bookings or trade quotes. Homeowners use the brand form on the relevant site. Licensed contractors who want to talk about fit can use the contact form — no promised volume.
SafeNest Florida
SafeNest is recurring vacant and snowbird video home watch: scheduled visits and a same-day recording for the owner. Request a visit on the SafeNest site — not here.
Orlando West trades
Each trade brand makes one exclusive introduction to a licensed local operator for that craft — pool, HVAC, soft wash, lawn, irrigation, cleaning, or pest. Request a match on the brand site. The group does not do the trade work itself.
The brands do not hold licenses. Verify any contractor at myfloridalicense.com (DBPR); pest control operators are licensed by FDACS. Where no state license applies, ask for a local business tax receipt and proof of insurance.
A homeowner sends a request on the brand site with the service, city or ZIP and notes. The brand reads it and introduces one independent local provider for that trade, who contacts the homeowner to confirm scope, price and schedule.
Yes. Sending a request is free and does not commit the homeowner to anything. Providers set their own prices.
West Orange County and south Lake County, Florida: Winter Garden, Horizon West, Hamlin, Waterleigh, Windermere, Ocoee, Oakland, Stoneybrook West, Clermont and Minneola. Lawn and HVAC also cover Kissimmee.
Verify any contractor license at myfloridalicense.com (DBPR). Pest control licenses are issued by FDACS under Chapter 482, Florida Statutes. For trades with no state license, such as lawn care, cleaning and soft washing, ask for a local business tax receipt and proof of insurance.
Partner with us
Licensed Central Florida operators interested in working with an Orlando West trade brand can write via the contact form. There is no promised lead volume and no franchise kit — just a plain discussion about whether the work and the geography make sense.