The Problem

Curb Appeal Is a Community-Wide Issue

One or two dirty, smelly cans on a street affect how the whole neighborhood looks and smells, and enforcing individual homeowner compliance with curb-appeal rules is a headache for any board or property manager.

Wahoo Washing solves it at the source: every can in the community gets cleaned on the same monthly schedule, billed to one account instead of dozens of individual homeowners.

High-pressure water spraying into a neighborhood trash can at the curb
Why HOAs Choose Us

Built for Whole-Community Service

One Consolidated Account

A single invoice for the whole community instead of billing individual homeowners.

Same-Day Community Route

Every home in the community gets cleaned on the same scheduled day each month.

Supports Curb-Appeal Rules

A simple, built-in way to help residents stay ahead of community cleanliness standards.

One Point of Contact

Your board or property manager works with one point of contact, not dozens of separate sign-ups.

Pricing

Same Rate, Consolidated Billing

HOA and community accounts are priced at our standard rate per unit, just billed as one account instead of many.

HOA & Community Plan

Consolidated Membership

$25 / can / month / unit

One invoice for the entire community

  • Every home's cans cleaned on the same monthly route
  • One consolidated invoice to your HOA or property manager
  • Easy to add or remove homes as the community changes
  • A single point of contact for scheduling and questions
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How Setup Works

Reach out with your community's address list and unit count, and we'll put together a route and billing setup that fits your HOA or property management workflow. From there, it's the same reliable monthly cleaning every household gets on our individual residential plan, just with one invoice on your end.

Managing a business property instead of a residential community? See our commercial plan.

Questions

HOA & Community FAQ

Does a clean can actually help with HOA curb-appeal rules?

Many HOAs have rules about visible grime or odor from trash cans. Keeping every can in the community clean on a regular schedule is a simple way to stay ahead of those requirements community-wide.

Do you bill the HOA directly, or each homeowner separately?

For community accounts, we bill the HOA or property management company as one consolidated account rather than billing individual homeowners.

Can homes be added or removed as the community changes?

Yes. Let us know when units are added to or removed from the community account and we'll adjust the route and invoice accordingly.

Ready to Talk?

Let's Set Up Your Community

Tell us about your HOA or property and we'll put together a plan that fits.

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