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HOA & Property Management Programs in Jacksonville, FL

One point of contact, one recurring schedule, and consistent pressure washing across every property in your community or portfolio — without a new work order for every building.

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What Is an HOA & Property Management Program?

An HOA or property management program is a recurring pressure washing contract covering common areas, building exteriors, sidewalks, and amenity spaces across an entire community or multi-property portfolio in Jacksonville, FL and Duval County, coordinated through a single point of contact instead of individual work orders. Schedules are typically quarterly, biannual, or annual depending on the community’s needs and covenant requirements. This is the same team homeowners already trust for individual jobs, scaled to handle scheduling and invoicing at the community level.

What is Included

Every Program Includes

  • A single point of contact for scheduling, invoicing, and any issue across every property
  • Coordinated multi-property scheduling so buildings are cleaned in a consistent rotation, not on a case-by-case basis
  • Consolidated invoicing across the whole community or portfolio instead of per-job billing
  • Covenant-compliance awareness — we understand how HOA cleanliness standards intersect with local water-use rules
Technician pressure washing a building exterior as part of an HOA property management contract in Jacksonville
How It Works

Built for Multi-Property Scheduling

We start with a free walkthrough of the community or portfolio to map every building, common area, and amenity space, then propose a recurring cadence — quarterly, biannual, or annual — based on tree cover, drainage, and traffic. Your board or management company gets one contact for the entire relationship, one consolidated invoice, and a documented schedule so cleaning happens on a predictable rhythm rather than reactive requests.

Free community-wide walkthrough and proposal
Recurring schedule documented in writing
Single invoice covering every property on the contract
Commercial-grade pressure washing equipment staged outside a multi-unit building
Is This Right For You

Is an HOA Program Right for Your Community?

Multiple Buildings or Common Areas

Communities with several structures benefit most from one coordinated schedule.

Covenant Cleanliness Standards

Recurring service keeps every property ahead of HOA appearance requirements.

Inconsistent Past Vendor Scheduling

A documented recurring cadence replaces ad-hoc, reactive cleaning requests.

Multiple Invoices to Track

One consolidated invoice replaces separate billing for every building.

Pricing

What Does an HOA Program Cost?

Program pricing is quoted per community based on the number of buildings, square footage, and cleaning frequency — typically at a lower effective rate than booking each property individually. Your firm proposal comes after a free walkthrough — see our general rates on the pricing guide.

FAQ

HOA & Property Management Questions

How does billing work for multiple properties?+
Your community or portfolio gets one consolidated invoice covering every property on the contract, rather than separate billing per building or job.
Can you work directly with our property management company?+
Yes, we’re set up to coordinate directly with property managers or HOA boards through a single point of contact for scheduling, approvals, and invoicing.
What if a resident is cited for a cleanliness violation during a water restriction?+
This is a real, recurring conflict between HOA covenant standards and drought restrictions. See our dedicated guide on HOA violations during a drought restriction for how to navigate it.
How often do HOA properties typically get cleaned?+
Most communities choose quarterly or biannual cleaning depending on tree cover, drainage, and covenant standards. We recommend a cadence during the free walkthrough.
Do you offer contracts for multi-property portfolios outside HOAs?+
Yes, the same recurring program structure works for property management companies overseeing rental portfolios, commercial complexes, or mixed-use developments.