Summertime is usually defined as fun and exploration for many of your community residents. Neighbors have their friends over to enjoy the offers in your HOA neighborhood. That also means that your members can break a few of your established rules.
Undeniably, your HOA should be ready. The first requirement would be to strike a balance between encouraging fun and enforcing your HOA rules. However, there are a few summer projects for your HOA to get started on to ensure that all the residents of your community have an unforgettable summer.
Complete any Repairs and Maintenance Projects
Repairs and maintenance should be among the top projects to enhance your HOA this summer. Once the warm weather begins, HOA project managers should focus on repairing areas previously hindered by wet conditions or seasonal growth. You should also book your maintenance and repair contractors in advance so that the work can start as soon as possible and before common areas become crowded with families.
Clean Exterior Structures
Keeping in mind that your HOA will receive an influx of visitors during summer, it would be best if they find your exterior structures sparkling clean. These are people who will tell others about your great neighborhood, and it might be easier to sell property at the right value in the future. With pressure washing, you can get dirt, grime, and pollen off your exterior structures and leave the community looking nicer.
Prepare Well for Visitors and New Residents
It might be the summer, and people are out to have fun, but that doesn’t mean that your HOA rules should be ignored until the end of the summer. One of the summer projects for an HOA to get started on is to print the rules and hand them out as a welcome packet for your HOA visitors. The same packet should be handed over to new residents to make their transition easier.
Check Out the Condition of Your Streets
The most important aspect of your neighborhood is the condition of your streets. Once the warm weather starts, you should check that the streets are in good condition by checking for:
- Cracks and potholes, missing streetlights, and broken signs.
- Graffiti and signs of erosion, and plan for their restoration.
- Overgrown vegetation that obscures vision when walking or driving.
- Damaged or missing curbs, especially if you live in an area that has a long history of flooding.
Landscaping
Summer landscaping projects for your HOA should be at the top of the list. An HOA should provide guidelines for people who would like to improve the general outlook of their properties during summer. A comprehensive law care guide is a great way to ensure that homeowners take up landscaping and produce uniform results.
Do You Need Any Help With a Summer Project?
Indeed, people are always ready for fun during summer, and you may not have enough time to complete all the necessary summer projects. Contact Avid Contractors for your HOA contractor needs in South Florida.
