HRHS Communities
Where Hampton Roads homeowners become neighbors.
Meet your neighbors, share what's going on, and ask who to call. Free for homeowners and local residents in the seven cities.
Sound familiar?
Most streets have the same four problems.
You've lived here for years and still don't know the family two doors down.
The neighborhood Facebook group is half strangers and half arguments.
You asked who to call for a leak and got 40 comments and no phone number.
The power went out, and you couldn't tell if it was just your street.
Your street is full of people who'd help. Connect is how you find them.
Why HRHS
We live here too.
We're not a national app with a Virginia page. We live in these seven cities, and we built Connect for the streets we love.
It started with finding good help for our homes. Then neighbors told us what else they wanted: to know each other again. Connect is that place, and it's free for every homeowner.
What you can do
Meet. Share. Ask. Choose.
Four simple things, all free, all with the neighbors around you.
Share
One board, just for your neighborhood.
Share news, ask a question, or send an alert. Only your neighborhood sees it.
Water main crew on Fennimore Dr until about 3. Expect low pressure.
Lost a gray cat near the pond. Answers to Biscuit.
Meet
Meet the neighbors closest to you.
See who lives nearby and say hello. Messages only start after you both say yes.
Closest to you Nearest first
Ask
Know who to call.
Ask for a recommendation. Neighbors name the pros they've used, and you can see each pro's page and reviews.
Who do people use for gutters? Ours overflow every storm.
Recommended on your board Last 3 months
Choose
You decide what you share.
Your street, your house number and your phone each have their own switch. Change them any time.
What neighbors see
Free, always.
Know who to call
Where Hampton Roads neighbors know who to call.
Ask for a recommendation. Neighbors name the pros they've used. Ready to hire? Post jobs and get quotes, free.
- Ask onceYour whole neighborhood sees it, and anyone can answer.
- See who neighbors namedEach pro shows stars, reviews and city, with a tally of how many neighbors named them.
- Post jobs in one tapYour post becomes a job, already filled in. Nothing is posted until you send it.
How it works
Three steps to your street.
Join free.
Tap Get Connected and make your free HRHS account.
Add your home.
We match your address to city records and put you in your neighborhood.
Say hello.
See the neighbors closest to you, and connect with the ones you'd like to know.
Our promise
Where Hampton Roads neighbors look out for each other.
Pros and associations pay for their own tools. You never do.
People across town can't see it. Only the neighbors around you can.
Not to a lead broker. Not to anyone.
Saying no is quiet. Nobody is told.
Communities Manage
Help your community come together even more.
Connect is for you and the neighbors around you. If you live in an HOA, condo or civic league, your whole community can have its own private space on HRHS too.
News every home sees. Polls where every home gets a say. The bylaws where you can find them. Events with a real headcount. It sits right beside your neighborhood, in the same account.
Next event
Open poll Closes Friday
Questions
Good questions.
Is it really free?
Yes. Connect is free for every homeowner. Pros and associations pay for their own tools. You never do.
How do you know my neighbors live here?
Every member's address is matched to city records. That puts each person in the right neighborhood. It doesn't tell you who someone is, so you choose who to connect with.
Who can see my address?
Neighbors see your street only if you turn it on. Your house number and your phone have their own switches.
Do I have to own my home?
No. Connect is for homeowners and local residents.
Do I have to live in an HOA?
No. Connect is for every neighborhood, HOA or not.
Does my HOA have to be on HRHS?
No. Connect works for every neighborhood. If your HOA joins Manage too, its portal sits right next to your neighborhood. Tell your board →
Can pros join?
Yes, if they live here. A pro who lives here is a neighbor like anyone else, and any neighbor can name a pro in a recommendation.
What if someone is rude?
Report it. HRHS staff read every report.
Be one of the first on your street.
Join free, add your home, and meet the neighbors around you.
