If your garage is part of a condo, townhome, or HOA-governed property, there are a few extra steps worth taking before you book a coating project — steps a single-family homeowner usually doesn’t have to think about.
Why HOAs Are Different
Shared or association-governed properties often have rules around exterior modifications, approved contractors, or even specific color and finish restrictions — especially if your garage is visible from a shared space or common area, or if the association has aesthetic guidelines for the property as a whole.
What to Confirm With Your Association First
- Whether any approval or notification is required before starting work
- Whether there are restrictions on colors or finishes
- Whether the association requires proof of contractor insurance or licensing before work begins
It’s also worth checking whether your unit’s garage slab is something you’re responsible for maintaining directly, or whether it falls under a shared structural component — that can affect who needs to approve the project in the first place.
How We Help
We’re used to working within these requirements and can provide documentation — insurance certificates, project scope details, product specs — if your association needs it for approval. Just let us know upfront if you’re in an HOA or condo association, and we’ll make sure everything’s in order before install day.
The Bottom Line
Not sure what your association requires? That’s a great first question to ask during your consultation — we’ll help you figure out what documentation you might need before we ever get a date on the calendar.
Book your free inspection and let’s sort out the details together.