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**The new My House feature gives homeowners a private, organized place to track upgrades, maintenance, utilities, and more, at no cost to residents within 50 miles of the Gateway Arch**
ST. LOUIS METRO AREA, July 2026. Wildfire CityPages, the hyperlocal community platform serving residents across the St. Louis metropolitan area, today announced the launch of My House, a free home management dashboard available to all registered users living within 50 miles of the Gateway Arch. The feature is designed to help homeowners keep the details of homeownership organized in one private, easy-to-use space, at no cost.
My House is available now at any Wildfire CityPages community site. A full list of covered communities can be found at your local city site under https://edwardsville.com/cities.
## What My House Offers
My House gives homeowners a dedicated dashboard for every property they own or manage. The feature supports multiple properties, so whether a resident owns a primary home, a lake house, or an investment property, each one gets its own organized record.
The dashboard is built around six core areas:
**Overview.** A quick snapshot of the property including purchase date, purchase price, street address, and the running total spent on upgrades to date.
**Upgrades.** A running log of completed home improvements, organized by category including HVAC, Roof, Windows, Plumbing, Electrical, Flooring, Appliances, and more. Each entry captures the cost, completion date, notes, and warranty expiration date. As warranty dates approach, the dashboard flags them automatically so nothing slips through the cracks.
**Wish List.** A place to capture planned future projects with estimated costs, so homeowners can prioritize improvements and plan ahead financially.
**Maintenance.** A scheduling and logging tool for recurring home maintenance tasks, from furnace filter changes to gutter cleanings to annual inspections. Homeowners set the task interval in days or choose a specific day of the month, and My House sends automatic reminder emails when something comes due. Every completed task is logged with the date and any notes, building a full maintenance history over time.
**Utilities.** A contact directory for all home service providers: power, water, gas, trash, cable and internet, lawn care, pest control, security, and more. One place to look up who to call, no matter who is in the house.
**Reports.** With a single click, My House generates a clean, printable summary of the property's upgrade history, maintenance records, and utility contacts. The report is designed to serve as pre-sale or sale documentation, giving prospective buyers a full, organized picture of how the home has been cared for and what work has been done.
## Sharing Made Simple
My House is built for real households, not just individual users. Owners can invite a spouse, family member, business partner, or property manager to access the dashboard with either view-only or full edit permissions.
A view invite lets someone see all the records without being able to make changes, useful for a partner who wants visibility without taking on any data entry. An edit invite allows the recipient to add upgrades, log completed maintenance, and update utility contacts, making it practical for anyone actively helping manage the property.
Invitations are sent by email and can also be accepted directly from the recipient's own Wildfire CityPages account, so access is straightforward to set up even if the original email gets buried.
## Free for All Residents Within 50 Miles of the Arch
My House is available at no cost to all registered Wildfire CityPages users living within the coverage area, with no subscription, no trial period, and nothing to buy. A full list of participating communities is available on any Wildfire CityPages site like edwardsville.com, collinsville.com, ballwin.com, stl365.com and 60+ others.
## What the Founder Has to Say
"We built My House because homeownership comes with a lot of details that tend to end up on sticky notes, in old email threads, or just forgotten entirely," said George Sykes, founder of Wildfire CityPages and Designated Managing Broker, Worth Clark Realty. "Having all of it organized in one place adds real value for homeowners and for anyone they want to bring into the loop on their property.""
"Offering this free to our community fits exactly what Wildfire CityPages is about. When we give residents more reasons to spend time on their local city site, more eyes end up on the local businesses, restaurants, events, and services that make these communities great. My House is easy to use, it costs nothing, and it helps people take better care of one of the biggest investments they will ever make."
## About Wildfire CityPages
Wildfire CityPages is a hyperlocal community platform serving the St. Louis metropolitan area. Each community has its own dedicated city site featuring local real estate listings, event calendars, business directories, community discussions, and free resident tools. Wildfire CityPages is independently operated and focused on connecting residents with the people, places, and businesses that define their community.
For more information contact:
---
Contact:
George Sykes
Wildfire CityPages
sykes@wildfire.net
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**The new My House feature gives homeowners a private, organized place to track upgrades, maintenance, utilities, and more, at no cost to residents within 50 miles of the Gateway Arch**
ST. LOUIS METRO AREA, July 2026. Wildfire CityPages, the hyperlocal community platform serving residents across the St. Louis metropolitan area, today announced the launch of My House, a free home management dashboard available to all registered users living within 50 miles of the Gateway Arch. The feature is designed to help homeowners keep the details of homeownership organized in one private, easy-to-use space, at no cost.
My House is available now at any Wildfire CityPages community site. A full list of covered communities can be found at your local city site under https://edwardsville.com/cities.
## What My House Offers
My House gives homeowners a dedicated dashboard for every property they own or manage. The feature supports multiple properties, so whether a resident owns a primary home, a lake house, or an investment property, each one gets its own organized record.
The dashboard is built around six core areas:
**Overview.** A quick snapshot of the property including purchase date, purchase price, street address, and the running total spent on upgrades to date.
**Upgrades.** A running log of completed home improvements, organized by category including HVAC, Roof, Windows, Plumbing, Electrical, Flooring, Appliances, and more. Each entry captures the cost, completion date, notes, and warranty expiration date. As warranty dates approach, the dashboard flags them automatically so nothing slips through the cracks.
**Wish List.** A place to capture planned future projects with estimated costs, so homeowners can prioritize improvements and plan ahead financially.
**Maintenance.** A scheduling and logging tool for recurring home maintenance tasks, from furnace filter changes to gutter cleanings to annual inspections. Homeowners set the task interval in days or choose a specific day of the month, and My House sends automatic reminder emails when something comes due. Every completed task is logged with the date and any notes, building a full maintenance history over time.
**Utilities.** A contact directory for all home service providers: power, water, gas, trash, cable and internet, lawn care, pest control, security, and more. One place to look up who to call, no matter who is in the house.
**Reports.** With a single click, My House generates a clean, printable summary of the property's upgrade history, maintenance records, and utility contacts. The report is designed to serve as pre-sale or sale documentation, giving prospective buyers a full, organized picture of how the home has been cared for and what work has been done.
## Sharing Made Simple
My House is built for real households, not just individual users. Owners can invite a spouse, family member, business partner, or property manager to access the dashboard with either view-only or full edit permissions.
A view invite lets someone see all the records without being able to make changes, useful for a partner who wants visibility without taking on any data entry. An edit invite allows the recipient to add upgrades, log completed maintenance, and update utility contacts, making it practical for anyone actively helping manage the property.
Invitations are sent by email and can also be accepted directly from the recipient's own Wildfire CityPages account, so access is straightforward to set up even if the original email gets buried.
## Free for All Residents Within 50 Miles of the Arch
My House is available at no cost to all registered Wildfire CityPages users living within the coverage area, with no subscription, no trial period, and nothing to buy. A full list of participating communities is available on any Wildfire CityPages site like edwardsville.com, collinsville.com, ballwin.com, stl365.com and 60+ others.
## What the Founder Has to Say
"We built My House because homeownership comes with a lot of details that tend to end up on sticky notes, in old email threads, or just forgotten entirely," said George Sykes, founder of Wildfire CityPages and Designated Managing Broker, Worth Clark Realty. "Having all of it organized in one place adds real value for homeowners and for anyone they want to bring into the loop on their property.""
"Offering this free to our community fits exactly what Wildfire CityPages is about. When we give residents more reasons to spend time on their local city site, more eyes end up on the local businesses, restaurants, events, and services that make these communities great. My House is easy to use, it costs nothing, and it helps people take better care of one of the biggest investments they will ever make."
## About Wildfire CityPages
Wildfire CityPages is a hyperlocal community platform serving the St. Louis metropolitan area. Each community has its own dedicated city site featuring local real estate listings, event calendars, business directories, community discussions, and free resident tools. Wildfire CityPages is independently operated and focused on connecting residents with the people, places, and businesses that define their community.
For more information contact:
---
Contact:
George Sykes
Wildfire CityPages
sykes@wildfire.net
###
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