Exterior care your board can approve with confidence.
Communities, condominiums and apartment portfolios run on committees, budgets and calendars. Our proposals, reporting and service records are built for exactly that process.
An HOA board defending a spend needs more than a clean building — it needs the paperwork. Every WashGrid job produces before-and-after evidence by building and asset, a written service report, and a maintenance record that carries into reserve planning and the next budget cycle.
Community work is calendar work. Growth comes back on a predictable schedule in Central Florida, so recurring plans — semiannual for most communities — keep buildings, entries, walls, monuments and amenity areas ahead of it, with the whole community sequenced to minimize resident disruption.
The aerial-plus-ground model matters most on multifamily: elevated breezeways, upper façades and roof lines get done from above while the ground crew works sidewalks, pool decks and entries — one mobilization for the whole property rather than a rotating cast of vendors.
- Board-ready proposals — written scope, method per surface, schedule and documentation plan.
- Recurring calendars — community-wide service scheduling with reminders and portal history.
- Consolidated reporting — per-building evidence rolled up for board and reserve review.
- Resident-aware sequencing — notices, access phasing and quiet-hours planning included.
Every job closes with
Before-and-after evidence by asset, a written service report, and the next service date on your maintenance calendar. The documentation is the deliverable.
Straight answers.
Can you present to our board?
Yes. The proposal is written to be read by a committee — scope, methods, schedule, insurance documentation and the service record you'll receive — and we can walk the board through it on a call.
How do you handle resident notice and access?
The service calendar includes notice timing, access phasing and sequencing around amenities. Residents are never surprised by equipment, and safety zones are marked before work begins.
Do you work with community management companies?
Yes — COIs are issued to the management company, reporting is consolidated across the communities they manage, and recurring calendars are coordinated with their maintenance schedules.
Let's look at your property.
Send us an address. We'll review it, tell you honestly what it needs, and put a written scope in front of you. No obligation, and no pressure to book anything on the call.