Flagler County, Florida
Flagler County home watch, in pictures taken from outside the house
Your house is here and you are not, for a season or for good. Flagler Property Watch photographs the outside of homes in Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Bunnell, Beverly Beach and Marineland, in still photos or video, on the date you choose.
One county, five towns, and plenty of land between them
What a house goes through while its owner is away depends on where in the county it stands. Each town has its own photo guide on FlaglerPropertyWatch.com.
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Palm Coast
The biggest city in the county, laid out as a planned community. Saltwater canals thread its eastern side, and the sections west of I-95 are greener and more wooded.
Palm Coast photo visit guide -
Flagler Beach
A small beach town on the barrier island, with A1A running beside the dunes and the pier at the foot of Moody Boulevard.
Flagler Beach photo visit guide -
Bunnell
The county seat, inland on US 1. Leave the middle of town and the lots get wider and the driveways longer.
Bunnell and west Flagler guide -
Beverly Beach
A small town on A1A just north of Flagler Beach, with the ocean on one side of the road and the Intracoastal on the other.
Beverly Beach photo visit guide -
Marineland
The county's northern tip: a few streets on A1A where Flagler meets St. Johns County.
Marineland photo visit guide -
Outside the city limits
Much of the county belongs to no town at all: the Hammock on the barrier island, and the farm and timber land to the west.
The Hammock and rural Flagler guide
ZIP codes we serve include 32137 and 32164 in Palm Coast and the Hammock, 32136 in Flagler Beach and Beverly Beach, and 32110 in Bunnell and the farm country to the west.
The whole Flagler County service area
What the county does to a house while you are away
Flagler County is a long stretch of Atlantic coast between St. Johns County and Volusia County, reaching inland past I-95 and US 1. What a closed-up house goes through depends on where in it you are, and on the time of year.
Pictures on a known date turn a vague worry into something you can act on: a call to the lawn crew, a tree service, or nobody at all.
- Summer
- Afternoon thunderstorms and long hot days make a lawn grow quickly. A yard that was tidy in May can look shaggy by July if the mowing stops.
- Hurricane season
- It runs from June 1 to November 30. A set of pictures before a storm and another once the roads reopen gives you two dated views of the outside.
- Near the water
- Salt air off the ocean and the Intracoastal is hard on paint, screens and metal, slowly enough that dated pictures show it better than memory does.
- Under the trees
- Inland, pines and live oaks drop limbs, cones and leaves onto roofs and driveways after a windy week.
Home watch photos and video, two visits
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From the public street
Front View
Photos of the front of the house from the street and sidewalk: the roof line, the yard, the driveway and the front door as the street sees them.
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On the open grounds
Full Exterior
Photos all around the outside of the house: the front, both sides, the back, the yard and the driveway, taken from the open grounds.
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Added to either visit
+ Video
A short video recorded on the same trip: along the street with Front View, all the way around the house with Full Exterior.
Flagler County home watch questions
Which parts of Flagler County do you serve?
Addresses all over the county: Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Bunnell, Beverly Beach and Marineland, the Hammock, Painters Hill, and the farm and timber country west of US 1, gated communities included.
What does home watch look like in Flagler County?
Dated photos and video of the outside of your house, taken while you are away, so you can see the roof line, the yard, the drive and the street without making the trip.
When do owners here want photos most?
Before and after a named storm, in the middle of a long summer away, between tenants, and after a letter arrives about the yard.
From the Flagler County home watch blog
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Flagler County home watch, town by town
Home watch in Flagler County, FL, town by town: what owners away from Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Bunnell, Beverly Beach and Marineland want to see.
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Hurricane season for a Flagler County second home you cannot reach
June 1 to November 30 in Flagler County, FL: when to get before and after photos of a second home you cannot reach, and what to do with them.
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A year of Flagler County home watch, month by month
A month by month home watch calendar for Flagler County, FL: what changes outside a house you are away from, from winter northeasters to summer storms.
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Home watch in Flagler County gated communities
Gated streets in Palm Coast, the Hammock and beyond: how home watch photos work behind a gate in Flagler County, FL, and what owners away want to see.
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Home watch beyond the city limits in rural Flagler County
Home watch for houses outside the towns of Flagler County, FL: the Hammock, Espanola, Korona, St. Johns Park and the farm and timber country west of US 1.