Community & organizer
Include the HOA or neighborhood name, pickup streets or shared collection area, and the person authorized to coordinate the event.
HOAS & NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZERS
HOA & neighborhood cleanups.
One clear plan.
Plan a bulk-item pickup day for your HOA or neighborhood. Share the community, participating homes and items for a route and quote review.
HOA boards & community organizers
Tell us about your community.
Homes & items
Share the approximate number of households, an item list and photos. Note whether pickup would be at individual homes or one approved staging area.
Date & payment contact
Tell us your preferred date, resident communication deadline and whether the HOA or individual households would pay. These arrangements need review.
THE JOB, CLEARLY DEFINED
What to include.
A shared pickup date
Tell us the neighborhood, preferred date and approximate number of interested homes.
Different homes, different items
Collect a short item list and photos from each household so the total volume and access can be reviewed.
A format that fits
Discuss individual pickup stops or an approved shared collection area, along with who will organize and pay.
PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Know what to expect.
Will a group pickup cost less?
That depends on the items, distance between stops, loading time and disposal needs. We'll review the event before confirming pricing; gathering interest does not guarantee a discount.
Does submitting a plan reserve the date?
No. It starts a conversation about the event. The date, route, items and price still need confirmation before residents have scheduled pickups.
Can the HOA pay for the event?
Tell us whether households, an HOA or another organizer would handle payment. The billing arrangement and approved scope need to be agreed before the event.
GATHER INTEREST
Build a draft plan.
Start with the households and items. Pricing, route availability and timing still need review.
Your invitation draft
We’re gathering interest in a neighborhood cleanup. We currently expect about 5 participating households. Typical items: A few bulky items per home. Proposed payment arrangement: To be discussed. Peak Elevation will need to review the route, items, access and pricing. No pickup date or price is confirmed yet.
Email sends the complete plan. The online option shows your plan to copy into the pickup form. Sharing the invitation does not reserve stops or promise a discount.
RELATED PROPERTY NEEDS
Another part of the job.
LET’S MAKE SOME ROOM
Start with the details.
Share the items, pickup address, photos and any access restrictions. We’ll agree on the scope and quote, then send a Square invoice. Full payment is required before arrival; your pickup window is confirmed after payment.
(720) 325-9473
Phone: 7 AM–6 PM · Mountain time
Pickups: Mon–Sat, 9 AM–5 PM · Mountain time
Peakelevationexteriors@gmail.comOnline requests are open 24/7. A request alone does not reserve a pickup.