UK Holiday Home Owners should consider security precautions when installing Key Safes at their holiday homes. Firstly check with your holiday home insurance broker that the use of Key Safes is acceptable. There may be specific warranties that you will need to adhere to in order not to invalidate your holiday home insurance cover.
The use of a good quality Key Safe to help manage access to your property by guests on arrival is by far the best alternative to leaving a key under the doormat or a nearby flower pot! By taking a few sensible precautions, the use of a Key Safe at your holiday home will enhance your guests holiday experience and make life easier for you and your holiday letting agent.
Purchase the best quality Key Safe that your budget allows, preferably with a 5 - 7 digit code
Where possible locate your Key Safe out of sight
During installation of your Key Safe ensure that it is bolted firmly into brick or stone, avoiding soft mortar
Arrange with your housekeeper to leave a door key in the Key Safe no more than 24 hours before the guests are due to arrive
Encourage your guests not to leave Keys in the Key Safe during their stay
Have your housekeeper remove the keys from the Key Safe within 24 hours of the guests departure, unless new guests are arriving
Ask your housekeeper to change the 5 -7 digit code between lets, to a new code which you or your agent can inform your next guests of
Do not allow keys to be left permanently in a Key Safe during periods of unoccupancy
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