Contact
Contact Real Estate Agent Naugatuck
Everything begins with a conversation. Below is what you'll need to reach us.
Reaching Us
- Call or tap
- (203) 542-0546On a mobile? One tap dials us.
- Buying area
- Naugatuck plus surrounding valley towns
- If we miss you
- Voicemail reaches us, and callbacks go out once the current conversation wraps up.
When We Answer
| Monday | Open 9 AM, done at 5 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Open 9 AM, done at 5 PM |
| Wednesday | Open 9 AM, done at 5 PM |
| Thursday | Open 9 AM, done at 5 PM |
| Friday | Open 9 AM, done at 5 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Phoning outside those hours? Your voicemail waits for us, and we return it the following weekday.
What Helps When You Call
Have the address handy and a rough sense of the house's condition. It also helps to know your ideal timing and what you plan to take with you. We have been buying houses for over 20 years, so do not worry if you are not sure where to begin. Just phone (203) 542-0546 and we will guide the conversation.
What the First Call Looks Like
We hear your story
Why you are thinking of selling, where you are headed and what worries you most.
We ask about the house
Its age, its condition and anything that has been bothering you about it.
We map out what's next
Typically a brief visit or some photos, followed by a no-obligation cash offer.
Common Worries About Calling
What happens if the call goes to voicemail?
Say who you are, how to reach you and where the house is. Someone returns it during business hours.
Do I need to have decided anything?
Not at all. Many people call just to understand their options. Nothing you say on the phone commits you.
May my son or daughter phone on my behalf?
Of course. Plenty of grown children make the first call for a parent. Before any paperwork, we'll need to speak with the owner or executor.
Is there a cost to talk with you?
Nothing at all. Talking with us and hearing a cash offer cost you nothing and carry no obligation.
Can I ask about a house I haven't inherited yet?
Yes. If a parent's estate is still in probate, we can talk about how a sale would work once the court allows it.
Whenever You're Ready, We're Listening
There is no wrong time to ask a question about your house. Call and tell us what is happening.