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Community entrances
Describe the grass borders and hedges around the entrances your association maintains. Include access limits and identify the work that should be priced together.
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Lawn care for
HOA boards.
Give your community’s lawn-care requests a clear starting point. Define the common areas your board manages, compare provider quotes, and coordinate the agreed work through OnSite Green.
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Shared spaces.
A clearer care plan.
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Common-area lawns
Define the areas to mow and the boundaries with private properties. A precise scope helps providers decide whether the job fits their equipment and capacity.
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Seasonal cleanup
Request leaf or yard cleanup for agreed shared areas. Clarify bagging and disposal before accepting a quote, especially when waste comes from several sections of the grounds.
A BETTER BRIEF FOR YOUR PROVIDER
Make quotes easier for your board to assess.
Decide which areas and services belong in the request before asking providers to price the job. Name a contact to coordinate access and questions through the account, and complete your board’s own review before accepting a quote. For larger or more complex grounds, a provider can propose a free on-site quote visit.
CHOOSE THE WORK YOU NEED
Services to consider for your property.
Lawn mowing
A cut for the lawn areas you choose, with the scope and price agreed before the visit.
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Shape the hedges you identify and agree the height, finish, and cleanup.
Explore hedge trimmingLeaf removal
Gather leaves from agreed areas and confirm how they will be disposed of.
Explore leaf removalConfirm the services, site requirements, and disposal arrangements with the provider before accepting a quote.
View all six servicesYOUR NEXT PROPERTY REQUEST
Start with one clear job.
Start with a defined common area. Add the service location, identify the boundaries, and explain the work your board wants providers to quote.
OnSite Green connects you with independent lawn care businesses. Providers assess whether your location, scope, and preferred timing fit the work they can take on.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Questions from HOA boards.
Can an HOA request quotes for shared lawn areas?
You can describe the property and work in a customer request. Provider coverage, equipment, and capacity determine whether the job can be taken on. Identify the common-area boundaries rather than assuming the entire neighborhood is included.
Can the board review a quote before work is booked?
Review the quote and complete your internal approval process before accepting it in OnSite Green. Coordinate through the account holder; the quote flow does not replace your board’s own review process.
Can we discuss ongoing common-area maintenance?
Discuss the frequency, scope, and scheduling with the chosen provider. Begin with clear property details so they can assess the work. Posting a request alone does not establish a long-term maintenance agreement.
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