Stories Related to Going Away? Winchester Business Will Keep An Eye On Your Home

Mariya Manzhos, Winchester Star
Tue, 05/22/2018 - 8:37am

When Frank Fantasia was vacationing with his family in Nantucket, his son made an observation: if some of the large summer mansions there were occupied only a few weeks a year, there must be someone to keep an eye on them the rest of the time. The thought quickly evolved into a business idea for Fantasia, who had recently retired after a 30-year career in high tech.So Fantasia, a long-time Winchester resident with an entrepreneurial mind, decided to give his own business a try.

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