HOAs and managers
Common areas that use less water
A board needs to approve a scope, not guess at one. We write it area by area so each can be voted on, phased or dropped.
What is in the scope
A line for each entry, median or slope
Square feet and materials per line
Phases and what residents will see
What the water authority needs, if a rebate applies
How a project runs
From the first walk to the last inspection
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Step 1: Walk with the manager
We see the areas, the valves and what the community already has on file.
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Step 2: Scope for the board
One written scope with a line per area, ready to read at a meeting.
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Step 3: Approval and paperwork
The board decides. If a rebate applies, we supply measurements and photos.
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Step 4: Phased work
Areas are built in the order the board picks, with notice for residents.
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Step 5: Handoff
A zone map and a plant list go to the manager when the work ends.
For the board's file
What a manager asks us for
License
Landscaping contractor · NV Lic. 000000 · Nevada State Contractors BoardVerify
can contract for landscaping work
Insurance
General liability insurance
certificate on request
Languages
English and Spanish · For residents' notices, ask us
Questions
What a board asks first
Can you work in phases?
Yes. The scope lists each area so the board can fund and schedule them in the order it picks.
Do you notify residents?
We give the manager the dates and a short notice in English and Spanish to share.
Do you maintain what you build?
We can look at maintenance after the work. Ask for it as its own line in the scope.
Book a site visit with the manager
Send the community's name and ZIP code, and we will set a time with the manager.