Rot, rust, and ruin never stop testing your walls. Hearthguard keeps a standing watch so you don't have to.
Long before contractors carried business cards, an order carried oaths.
When the first hearths were lit, a decay took root in every wall and roof — the slow siege of Wear and Rot, patient enough to outlast any single homeowner. Gutters choked with silence. Shingles gave way to weather no one was watching for. The order rose to answer it: sworn craftsmen who patrolled cottage and hall alike, mending what time undid before it could take hold.
The order scattered for an age — its Wardens scattered into a hundred trades, their oath forgotten by all but a few. But the oath was never broken.
Today the Hearthguard rides again: a guild of vetted Wardens, dispatched house to house, keeping the siege at bay one home at a time.
— From the Charter of the Hearthguard, Founding Chapter
Three steps stand between a house and a standing guard.
Tell us your home's size, age, and what keeps you up at night — the roof, the gutters, the aging water heater. Choose your rank below.
We assign a vetted, licensed Warden matched to your home — background-checked, insured, and bound to our standard of work.
Seasonal visits happen on schedule, unannounced problems get a fast response, and every visit is logged so nothing slips past unseen.
Every rank stands watch. Higher ranks stand closer.
Materials are billed at cost. The Oath is sworn for a full year at enlistment, the same as most guild charters and home warranty pacts — a shorter, month-to-month watch can be arranged for a higher rate on request. No home is enlisted without a Warden inspection first.
It's time it had someone standing watch.
Take the Oath