HOA Letter With a Deadline? We Can Get It Fixed in Time.
If you got a violation notice about an overgrown lawn, dead grass, peeling paint, or an unkempt landscape bed and it has a fix-by date on it, the clock matters more than the letter's tone.
Available across all 40 of our Central Florida service areas, in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties.
What the Notice Usually Asks For
HOA violations that aren't resolved by the stated deadline often escalate into fines that repeat, sometimes weekly, until the issue is fixed, and some HOAs can place a lien on the property for unpaid fines. The letter is annoying, but the deadline is real, and mowing it yourself over a weekend doesn't always fix what the notice is actually about, like dead sod, overgrown beds, or exterior paint that's failed inspection.
How We Get You Compliant Before the Date
We read the violation with you, figure out exactly what it's asking for, lawn care, a landscape cleanup, an exterior repaint, or all three, and prioritize scheduling around your deadline. We give you a written scope and price up front so you know it's handled before the date on the letter, not after.
Services That Handle This
Common Questions
Most HOAs move to fines after the deadline passes, and those fines commonly recur on a set schedule until the violation is resolved. Repeated unpaid fines can, in some HOAs, lead to a lien on the property. Check your specific notice for the exact terms, but treat the date as real.
Often yes. Lawn cleanups are frequently same-day or next-day. Exterior painting takes longer since it needs proper prep and dry time, so call as soon as you get the notice rather than waiting until the deadline is close.
Yes. We do landscaping and painting under one company, so a notice that covers an overgrown yard and a faded exterior doesn't need two separate contractors.
Other Problems We Get Called For
Where We Cover
We take this job anywhere in our service area across Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties.