East Bay Commercial LandscapingBristol, RI · grounds · snow · HOAs
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Grounds and snow for HOAs and condo associations

HOA and condo work is common-area grounds care plus snow: shared lawns, entrance beds, drives, parking and every walk to every door. Associations need one written scope, a clear-by time for drives and walks after storms, a contact for residents' requests, and reporting the board can review.

Updated November 11, 2026

Row of brick townhouses with trees and lawns

In an association, every resident is a client. A clear scope and a single point of contact keep the board's phone quiet.

What do associations ask for?

How should a board budget for snow?

Seasonal snow pricing gives the board a fixed number; per-push tracks the winter. After a record winter like Providence's 2025-26, many boards prefer fixed.

We're a referral service: one local crew gets your request and quotes in writing for the board.

Questions people ask

Can you present to our board?

Ask the crew; many will walk the property with the manager or a board member.

Do you do unit patios and decks?

Usually common areas only unless the scope says otherwise.

How are resident requests handled?

Through the manager or a single contact, as the contract defines.

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Request a proposal

Tell us about the property. One local crew based in Bristol walks it and puts a scope and proposal in writing.

  • 1. Send the property and what you need. Two minutes.
  • 2. We pass it to one local commercial crew, not a list.
  • 3. They walk it and send a written scope and proposal.

Up to 4 photos. They go only to the crew with your request.

Snow routes are set in the fall. A site plan helps the crew propose it right.

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