Snowbird Services LLC

09/12/2023

It’s almost here. Are you ready?

Ways to make sure your empty home remains in ship shape.

09/02/2023

https://www.facebook.com/1678914571/posts/10220935602334663/

03/01/2023

02/07/2023

🏡An NHWA Accredited Home Watch Service can make arrangements for work to be done in your absence, leaving you to do what you wish once you return. Find an Accredited Home Watch Service here https://www.nationalhomewatchassociation.org/find-an-accredited-nhwa-member/

08/11/2020

Here we go, here we go, here we go again. Citizens what’s my weakness SCHOOL BUS LAWS! did it way better, I know. That’s right drivers it’s that time again, school time. Below you will find an awesome illustration of when you must stop for a school bus. Seriously though, if in doubt . It only takes a few moments and you could save a life. I wish I could tell you kids always do what they should but heck adults don’t so kid surely won’t. We will be working Stop Arm Violation Enforcement soon. Save your $ for something better than paying a fine . Know the law, we do. When in doubt . Do it for the safety of all our kids.

02/25/2020

https://www.kiplinger.com/article/retirement/T029-C000-S004-prep-your-house-for-snowbird-season.html?fbclid=IwAR3hAtGT_6QUZlPONkze8OEZxIyWS9Wf2uUS14Qsq-uRoP4cqB7ZpRNSVdE

Ways to make sure your empty home remains in ship shape.

02/12/2020

Well Fort Wayne looks like is headed our way later today into tonight. This time 3”-6” is what is predicted. Mother Nature come on, will you meditate or drink some wine? You know what that means awesome people? Slow down, don’t tailgate, allow extra time, blah blah blah, all the things I post about every time it snows That groundhog better hope I never meet him in person. for first responders and tow drivers. It’s the law. You could save a life besides that ticket is and lots of points. If you are in an crash and can move off the road for safety please do so. We will do our best to get to you. If there are too many crashes you will have to exchange information. Crashes+911 Calls =Crazy Busy. Be safe everyone.

02/06/2020

Oh the beautiful white stuff is back . 2-4“ is what they are calling for which means SLOW DOWN! That’s right your for the night, winter driving. In case you forgot since the last snow day we had give yourself plenty of time to get where you’re going, allow space between you and the car ahead, bridges and overpasses freeze first and always turn into the slide . Please be careful. At at least it waited until after rush hour to start. But what the heck Phil!!!! You predicted an early Spring. I trusted you. We trusted you 😢. Hoodwinked again.

12/16/2019

Good snowy morning Fort Wayne. for this morning... SLOW DOWN. We had a touch of snow overnight and it has cause ALL the major school systems to delay 2 hours. So that means slick roads. Drivers, we are back to . Slow down, allow space between cars, give yourself plenty of time to get where you’re going and 4wheel drive doesn’t mean 4wheel stop. Yes, I69 and 469 will be slick. I know it says 65mph which means you all go 80 but slow down today please. Those red and blue flashing lights mean get over, if you can’t you must slow down The law also applies to tow drivers so GET OVER. Let’s keep everyone safe.

05/07/2019

Home Watch Boot Camp Instructors
(JP Lalonde, Frank Fantasia, Dana Salo, Carl Lorenzini, Jason Rey, Jack Luber)





www.NationalHomeWatchAssociation.org
843-357-6660

05/03/2019

Attending the 2019 National Home Watch Association conference in Fort Myers!

11/09/2017

Greetings!

Snowbird Services of Fort Wayne, Indiana, has earned Accredited Member status from the NHWA for the fifth consecutive year.

When people from Fort Wayne, Indiana head south for the winter, they call Jason Rey. Jason is a lifelong resident of Fort Wayne, who for years, watched the homes of friends and family, and did repairs and home maintenance duties, small and large. But he was doing them strictly as a friend. Jason, a talented handyman, realized that there was a need for a local company to do things for those who may spend winters in a warmer climate or just needed a little extra help to keep their home in tip-top condition. So, in 2012, Jason decided to take that knowledge and skill set and put it to use helping others in a professional capacity. He started Snowbird Services LLC, which serves the greater Fort Wayne area. Jason assists homeowners with everything from routine visual inspections and testing HVAC systems to landscaping and handyman services.

In 2016, Jason took his skills to the next level by becoming a residential building contractor. He is now able to provide home remodeling and repairs in addition to the long list of services he already provides his clients. Jason is a great guy who provides peace of mind and good honest work for all of his clients.

Jason and his wife, Melanie, have two children: Maddie, 11, and Connor, 8.

Snowbird Services serves all of Allen County. You can reach Jason at (260) 312-8510 or at [email protected]. Learn more at www.getsnowbirdservices.com.

Congratulations, Jason!
As always, I wish you
Much success,
Jack