Maintenance, made easier for MicroHOA communities.
We’ve partnered with Thumbtack so you can find local service professionals without starting from scratch. Search by what you need, read reviews, and contact providers in your area directly.
These are independent professionals, not MicroHOA contractors — you hire and pay them directly. Work you arrange still needs to follow your community’s rules.
What most homeowners search for.
Availability depends on your area.
Five things worth checking first.
Hiring inside an HOA has a couple of wrinkles that hiring anywhere else doesn’t.
- 01
Check your HOA rules first
Some communities have guidelines for contractor access, parking, work hours, or required approvals.
- 02
Know what's yours and what's the association's
Repairs inside your home are typically the homeowner's responsibility, while common areas are handled by the association.
- 03
Plan for access
If your community has gated entry or requires check-in, make arrangements in advance to avoid delays.
- 04
Compare quotes for non-urgent work
Getting more than one estimate helps you understand pricing and timelines.
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For urgent issues, prioritize safety
In an emergency, take steps to protect people and property first, then coordinate next steps.
Questions homeowners ask
Not sure whether something is yours or the association’s? Ask before you schedule — your community manager can tell you in a sentence, and it is a much cheaper question than the alternative.