Photography scheduled
Ridge House
The whole west wall looks at Lone Peak.
Under our care since [Month Year] · Sleeps 10
The portfolio, shown as evidence
A boutique portfolio, kept to one standard.
Not a sales list
A short list, held to one standard.
This is not a sales list. It is the work: a boutique collection of Big Sky homes, each held to the same cleaning, maintenance, hosting and reporting standard, and each known well enough that Martin or Max can tell you its open items from memory.
We grow only when we can know every property, every owner, and every open item without hiding behind a queue. If you are deciding who should look after your own house, read the cards below as the answer.
Photography scheduled
Meadow House
Two kitchens, so two families never cook at the same counter.
Under our care since [Month Year] · Sleeps 12
Photography scheduled
Larch House
One long table, and a fire you can see from it.
Under our care since [Month Year] · Sleeps 14
Photography scheduled
Summit House
Above the bench, where the light stays longest.
Under our care since [Month Year] · Sleeps 12
What we do here
The same five things, at every house.
Cleaning
Every turnover cleaned to the same checklist and photographed room by room. Posted before check-in.
Maintenance
Year-round. Filters, hot tub chemistry, freeze checks, the roof after a heavy week. Every item named, dated, and closed out in writing.
Guest hosting
Martin and Max take the calls for the length of the stay. The number on the welcome card is a mobile phone.
Concierge
Ski rentals, chefs, shuttles and guides coordinated through licensed local partners we know by name.
Owner reporting
A monthly statement showing what we charged and what we paid out, with the photographs attached.
Those five lines do not change from home to home. That is the argument: the standard is the same at every address.
Your home, fully accounted for.
If your house is in Big Sky and you want it kept the way these are kept, the next step is a walk-through. We look at the house, tell you plainly what it needs and what it will cost to keep ready, and show you the reporting an owner actually receives — a real statement, a real set of photographs, a real list of open items.
Taking on a home means taking on knowing it as well as we know the ones already in our care, so we do it deliberately and we say so if the timing is wrong.
See how owners are kept informed
A home kept ready. An owner kept informed.