Playgrounds
Equipment, borders, surfacing, and the small carpentry that keeps a play area usable. We work from a manager’s punch list or a walk-through with the board.
HOA & property managers
Playgrounds and common areas — the work associations actually need done.
Licensed contractor, used to working around residents. Punch lists welcome. This is a real part of the business, not an afterthought line on a flyer.
Representative common-area work — playgrounds, paths, and the grounds around them.
What property managers ask for
Common-area fencing
Perimeter, tot-lot, and dumpster-yard fences. Same cedar work as a backyard — quoted so an association can approve it.
Grounds and odds-and-ends
Benches, paths, kiosks, and the jobs that sit on a list because they’re too small for a big GC and too licensed for a handyman.
How boards hire
Send the scope, photos, and a site contact. We’ll walk it, write an estimate a manager can forward, and schedule around residents.
Next step
Send the address. We’ll tell you if we can do it.
Free estimate. Licensed WA contractor WALKECG821RJ. Call if it’s urgent — the form is fine if it isn’t.