BY THE ASSOCIA TEAM
For homeowners’ associations (HOAs) across the country, summer’s rising temperatures and increased resident activity can significantly impact building structures, roadways, landscapes, and much more. While we can’t predict what the weather will do from one day to the next, we can share a few tips to prepare your association for whatever changes the elements may bring.
Associa has helped HOAs keep their communities properly maintained for summertime and all the year’s seasons for decades. Download this “Summer Maintenance Guide” ebook to get details on the top ten tasks we suggest tackling during the summer to keep your community looking and performing its best all season long, including:
- Cleaning gutters and inspecting roofs
- Repairing cracks and repainting weathered walls
- Opening and cleaning the pool
- Preparing the playground
- Cleaning barbecue grills
- Checking the sprinkler system
- Servicing air conditioning units
- Addressing landscaping needs
- Protecting against unwanted bugs and pests
- Looking for leaks and water damage
More Summer Maintenance Tips.With so much happening in the neighborhood during summertime, it’s more important than ever for IHOA boards to prioritize safety with proper summer maintenance, especially with things like amenities that can present unique risks and safety hazards. Ensuring the community is ready for the months ahead will help keep homeowners safe and satisfied all summer long.
Here are some tips for effective summer maintenance in your HOA:
- Ensure your amenities are prepared for summer events and activities.
- Review your pool’s safety equipment and safety protocols.
- Maintain your community’s grills to prevent fire hazards.
- Inspect and test your emergency equipment.
- Promote nighttime safety with enhanced lighting.
- Consider installing pet waste stations to keep outdoor areas clean and healthy.
- Confirm water features function properly and meet regulatory requirements.
- Remind homeowners about community guidelines for summer activities.
- Review architectural submissions and confirm they align with approved guidelines.
- Educate residents on keeping their homes safe and secure.
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