Estate Management & Subscriptions
Most homeowners manage their property reactively — they call a contractor when something fails. Paragon's estate management programs put your property on a maintenance schedule, so the small problems are caught before they become expensive ones.
Build Your ProgramThe Math
A $150 drain clearing prevents the $4,000 hydro-jet job when the line fully blocks. A $95 water heater flush extends a $1,800 unit by 3–5 years. A quarterly pest perimeter treatment eliminates the $3,500 termite remediation. None of this is complicated — it just requires a contractor who shows up on schedule without being called.
Paragon estate management subscribers get a dedicated point of contact, a documented service history for their property, and first-access scheduling for non-emergency project work. When you need something done quickly, you are not starting from scratch with a contractor who does not know your home.
Available Programs
Room-by-room, crawlspace-to-roof inspection with our RED/YELLOW/GREEN triage system. Ideal for new property acquisition, pre-renovation planning, or annual estate review.
Professional design, installation, and removal of holiday lighting for estates. We store your fixtures between seasons. No climbing ladders. No tangled wire boxes in the garage.
Licensed pest control for the South Bay coastal environment — ants, rodents, cockroaches, and the perimeter treatments that keep them from becoming an interior problem. Scheduled without you having to call.
Recurring house cleaning, one-time deep cleans, move-in/move-out cleaning, and post-construction cleanup after a remodel. Clear scope and price before the crew arrives.
Full-service lawn care by crews who treat your property like a managed asset, not a lawn-mowing route. Mowing, edging, trimming, weed control, fertilization, irrigation checks, and seasonal clean-up.
One scheduled visit per year from a licensed plumber. Drain clearing on all fixtures, water heater flush and inspection, supply pressure check, and a written condition report. Catch the $200 problem before it becomes the $8,000 emergency.
Stop reacting to your property. Start managing it.
Build Your ProgramThese are the signs a property has outgrown ad-hoc scheduling and is ready for a recurring plan.
Torrance's large supply of 1950s and 1960s homes is reaching the age where water heaters, drain lines, and roofs wear out, so scheduled inspections let owners replace systems on their own timeline.
Larger Peninsula properties with pools, extensive landscaping, long driveways, and view decks involve many systems to track, and a recurring plan keeps inspections, pest control, and grounds care coordinated.
Redondo Beach has a great many rentals and townhomes, where recurring inspections and scheduled handyman visits help owners keep up with maintenance between tenants and with association requirements.
In Manhattan Beach, salt air and marine-layer moisture wear on exterior finishes, hardware, and chimney caps, so seasonal checks catch corrosion and water intrusion before either turns into a repair bill.
Hermosa Beach's older wood-framed beach cottages are attractive to drywood termites and vulnerable to moisture-related wear, which makes regular termite and property inspections a sensible habit for owners.
El Segundo homeowners with mature trees and older chimneys benefit from seasonal gutter clearing and an annual fireplace inspection timed ahead of the winter rains and the first cool evenings.