Have an HOA or civic league? Great, we can help.
Type your address to see if yours runs its portal on HRHS. If it does, ask to join. Your board says yes before you see anything inside.
Whatever we find, there's a next step.
Fennimore Landing HOA is here
Ask to join. Your board says yes before you see anything inside.
Your HOA isn't on HRHS yet
Tell your board. Type their email and we send them one note in your name, with the live demo and prices.
Your neighborhood is still here
Alerts, events and a hello when someone moves in, with the neighbors around you.
Your neighborhood is missing a few things.
None of this is the board’s fault. Email lives in everyone’s own inbox, so nobody can keep the conversation in one place. It was never built to run a neighborhood.
- The board’s email got buried under 200 others. You never saw it.
- Someone hit reply-all. Now there are 40 emails and nobody knows what was decided.
- The real answer is in a side thread you weren’t on.
- New neighbors never got added to the email list.
- You need the covenants. They were attached to an email from three years ago.
- You can fix that for everyone.
One private place for everyone who lives there.
Everything is in one centralized, secure location, private to your community, with the pros your neighbors trust built in. Free for every resident, always.
The board’s news reaches every home.
Post it once. It’s marked From the board, pinned where every member looks, and it stays there.
- Pool opens Saturday at 10
- Street paving starts Monday. Park in your driveway.
- Trash pickup moves to Tuesday this week
Topics, not reply-all.
Every topic gets its own thread. Replies stay together, so everyone sees the same answer.
- Anyone else’s sprinklers come on at 3am?
- Who did your fence? Would you hire them again?
- Chili cook-off: who’s defending the title?
Events with RSVPs, so you know who’s coming.
Put it on the neighborhood calendar. Neighbors tap Going or Can’t, and the host sees the count.
- Community cleanup day
- Pool opening and the block party
- The annual meeting
One home, one vote. Everyone sees the result.
Ask a question and list the choices. Each home casts one ballot and can change it until the poll closes.
- Repaint the entrance sign?
- Which Saturday for the yard sale?
- Approve the 2027 budget?
The covenants, minutes and budget, in one place.
Files sit in folders anyone can find. They open through private links and keep a backup copy.
- Covenants and restrictions
- The 2026 budget
- September board minutes
Every home on one roster.
See which homes have joined and invite the rest. When a family moves, the home keeps its place.
- See who’s joined and who hasn’t
- Invite the rest in a few taps
- A new owner takes over the home
Send it to your board.
Tell us who runs your HOA or civic league. We’ll send them one short note from you, with the live demo and the prices.
- Sent once, in your name. Replies come to you. Never added to a mailing list.
- Your board sees how many neighbors asked.
- We tell you when your neighborhood’s portal opens.
Your residents may already be on HRHS. Give the board its side.
Homeowners use HRHS for free: their maintenance log, local pros and Neighborhood Connect. A portal adds what only a board needs.
- Get to know your neighbors, free for every homeowner
- Recommendations and alerts
- Each home's maintenance log and pros
- A roster of every home in the association
- Announcements that reach every home
- Event invites with RSVPs, votes and polls, and shared documents
Residents join Neighborhood Connect first. When your portal starts, they’re one step from joining it.
Every home gets a Home Report.
When your board brings your community to HRHS, each household also gets a free Home Report: their appliances and systems, a care and maintenance checklist, weather alerts and recall checks.
- Free for every homeYour board pays for the portal; homeowners never pay
- Private to each homeBoards never see a household's Home Report
- One place for everythingThe portal, the neighborhood and the house, together under My home
Three steps to start.
One price for the whole neighborhood.
Pick your size. Pay by the month, or pay for the year and save. Every plan has everything above, and every resident joins free.
More than 200 homes? Talk to us. Residents never pay.
The board’s plan is what keeps HRHS free for every homeowner.
To be clear about what we do.
The association is yours. The tools are ours. We don't collect dues, keep your books or run your board. If a plan lapses, nothing is ever deleted.Good questions.
Do residents pay?
Never. The association’s plan covers everyone who lives there. Free for Hampton Roads homeowners, always.
Who sees my HOA’s portal?
Only the homes in your community, after your board says yes.
Does my board see my Home Report?
No. Your home’s records are only for the people in your home.
I’m not on the board. What can I do?
Tell your board above. We send them one note from you. When they start the portal, you’ll hear first and join free.
Will you keep emailing my board?
No. Each note goes once. If more neighbors ask, the board gets one short update with the count, never more than once a week, and one tap stops it all.
We don’t have an HOA. Is this for us?
Yes. Civic leagues and self-managed neighborhoods use it the same way. Every neighborhood also has Neighborhood Connect, free, with or without an association.
Who can start one?
Anyone on the board, or anyone the board asks. The name and who runs it have to be true.
What if our plan lapses?
The portal stays open for 14 days, then locks. Nothing is deleted, and paying opens it just as it was.
We use a management company. Does this fit?
Yes. They keep the books. The portal keeps the neighbors talking.
Get every home on the same page.
Your home, your neighbors and your community need it. Tell your board today.
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