We provide tailored solutions to support homeowners’ associations in maintaining community standards and amenities.
- Common Area Maintenance
We maintain shared spaces like lobbies, clubhouses, or pools. This includes regular cleaning, landscaping, and minor repairs to keep areas inviting. Pools are cleaned, chemically balanced, and inspected for equipment functionality. We coordinate schedules to minimize disruption to residents, ensuring consistent upkeep.
- Exterior Building Care
Our team inspects and maintains building exteriors, repairing siding, repainting faded surfaces, and addressing roof issues. We clean gutters and check for water damage, ensuring long-term structural health. All work is performed with minimal impact on residents, with clear communication to HOA boards.
- Community Amenity Management
We maintain amenities like tennis courts, playgrounds, or trails, ensuring safety and functionality. This includes resurfacing courts, repairing playground equipment, and clearing trails of debris. We conduct regular safety checks and provide maintenance reports to HOA management.
- Rule Enforcement Inspections
We perform routine inspections to ensure properties comply with HOA guidelines, such as landscaping standards or exterior modifications. Our team provides detailed reports to HOA boards, identifying violations and recommending corrective actions. We handle resident communications tactfully to maintain community harmony.
- Snow & Ice Removal
During winter, we clear snow from roads, walkways, and parking lots using plows and shovels. De-icing treatments are applied to prevent slips and falls. We prioritize high-traffic areas and offer 24/7 emergency response during heavy snowfalls, ensuring safe access for residents.
- Vendor Coordination
We manage subcontractors for specialized HOA projects, such as elevator repairs or large-scale landscaping. Our team negotiates contracts, oversees work quality, and ensures timely completion. We provide detailed updates to HOA boards, streamlining project management.
