Do you provide a maintenance contract for HOA common areas and amenity turf?
Yes. TIMELESS Turf Restoration writes a bid-ready scope for HOA common-area turf, dog parks and amenity greens across the Grand Strand: what gets cleaned, how often, what triggers an odor or algae treatment, and the price per square foot. Boards get a schedule for the annual budget and dated photos from every visit for the minutes.
Key takeaways
- One document: areas, frequency, treatment triggers, price per square foot.
- Dog parks and amenity greens need their own budget line.
- Rinse water follows the same stormwater rules as a private yard.
- Dense HOAs with a shared dog park need a standing contract.
What a board actually needs
- Every turf area, named and measured
- Cleaning frequency for each area
- Price per square foot, per visit
- What triggers a deeper clean
- The rate for an unscheduled call-out
Common-area turf is used harder than any one yard
A community dog park sees every resident's dog, not one family's. Carolina Forest alone has 10,000-plus homes, and its dog park is usually the highest-traffic turf the community owns.
Brian walks the site, then quotes a standing program by square foot.
Scheduling around the community, not the calendar
- Early mornings or weekday off-peak windows
- A phased plan keeps half the park open
- Agreed with the property manager in advance
Runoff rules apply to the whole property
What it costs
| Essential Clean | from $199 |
| Premium Restoration | from $299 |
Same bands as a residential yard, by square footage. A full property program is quoted as one annual number after a walk-through — see pricing.
No obligation. You get a scope and a price by square foot.
