Hire an Estate Manager
Maximize the potential of your property with a professional Estate Manager.
Our experienced and motivated candidates take charge of every detail, from overseeing staff and managing maintenance to coordinating events and ensuring flawless operations.
With a keen eye for excellence and a commitment to exceptional service, your estate will run smoothly and effortlessly, allowing you to enjoy its beauty and function without the stress.
Responsibilities of an Estate Manager
The responsibilities associated with the estate manager role are determined by you and your home’s unique needs. Depending on your living situation, family needs, and various other factors, what you require in an estate manager may look different than the “norm”. However, there are several tasks associated with estate manager placement to keep in mind.
Salary Range: $160,000 to $300,000+
Hire an Estate Manager
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General Tasks May Include:
- Hire, train, and supervise all household staff
- Manage household manuals and calendar
- Book travel arrangements
- Oversee bookkeeping and accounting for estate
We recruit and place estate managers in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Florida and nationwide.
Get Started with Crimmins Residential Staffing
Or call us: 203-561-0565.
Our Estate Manager Staffing Process
Setting You Up For Success
WE ASK:
- About the personality and culture of your home.
- About the specific role(s) you want to fill and your existing staff.
- About the qualities you seek in candidates to ensure a good fit.
WE LISTEN:
- To what you value most.
- To your preferences.
- To create more time for what's most important to you.
WE MATCH:
- With thoroughly vetted candidates who meet your specific requirements.
- Only the most qualified candidates who will best fit your home.
- Validating references and conducting background checks.
Let us help you find the right fit for your unique needs.
Call Crimmins Residential Staffing Today:
203-561-0565
Frequently Asked Questions
How does an estate manager differ from a house manager or property manager?
An estate manager typically has the broadest scope, overseeing staff, vendors, budgets, and operations and often supporting multiple residences. House managers usually focus on the daily operations of a single residence, while property managers are more focused on maintenance, compliance, and financial oversight of the property itself.
What aspects of our estate’s operations can an estate manager take complete ownership of?
Estate managers can take full responsibility for day to day operations, staff oversight, scheduling, maintenance planning, and budget management. They also manage vendors, service standards, and reporting so you have clear visibility without being pulled into daily details.
Can an estate manager oversee capital projects, renovations, and major vendor relationships?
Yes. Estate managers commonly oversee renovations, construction, and larger capital projects, including vendor selection, contracts, timelines, and quality control. They also manage key vendor relationships to ensure reliable service and consistent standards.
How do you ensure an estate manager can work effectively with existing staff and family members?
We evaluate leadership style, communication approach, and experience working within established household cultures. We also prioritize candidates who can build respectful relationships with existing staff, create clarity without disruption, and adapt to the family’s preferences and privacy expectations.