A neighborhood approach

Home services, with your neighbors.

Bring nearby homes into one service request. Local providers bid on the grouped work, creating an opportunity for better pricing.

Availability varies by neighborhood.

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Explore service examples

Service examples

Start with what
your home needs.

A few ways neighbors can bring similar needs together.

  • Lawn & garden

    Care for lawns and outdoor spaces.

  • Home cleaning

    Cleaning for the spaces you use every day.

  • Seasonal maintenance

    Home upkeep as the seasons change.

Examples only. Services vary by neighborhood and local providers.

Illustrative scene of a service professional tending a home garden.

The neighborhood advantage

More homes.
One shared request.

When nearby homes need the same service, they can join one request.

More work in one place can mean less travel for providers and simpler planning for the group. That creates an opportunity for better pricing. Discounts are not guaranteed.

See how it works

How it works

From your home
to a shared plan.

  1. 01

    Start with your address.

    Add your address during onboarding to see whether your home is in an active Bundleen neighborhood.

  2. 02

    Open or join a request.

    Eligible non-HOA homeowners can open or join a request. Nearby homes join before enrollment closes.

  3. 03

    Local providers bid.

    When the request opens for bidding, local providers submit bids for the grouped work.

  4. 04

    A provider is selected.

    Your community’s authorized manager selects the provider. Participating homes then follow the service schedule and visits.

Part of an HOA? Your HOA manager opens the requests. Residents join optional work through their community.

For HOA managers and providers

Bring local
work together.

For HOA managers

Plan services
for your community.

Open community requests and gather resident interest in optional work. Select a provider after bidding, then follow scheduling and visits.

Get started for my HOA

For local service providers

More nearby homes.
One service request.

Bid on grouped service requests from nearby homes. Review the shared need and put your business forward for the work.

Get started as a provider

Before you begin

Questions,
answered.

Do I need to be part of an HOA?

No. Eligible homeowners who are not part of an HOA can open or join requests. HOA residents join optional work through requests opened by their HOA manager.

Is Bundleen available at my address?

Add your address during onboarding to check neighborhood eligibility. Creating an account does not guarantee coverage or provider bids.

Who chooses the service provider?

Your community’s authorized manager selects the provider after bidding. Participating homes then follow the service schedule.

Will I get a lower price?

Grouped work creates an opportunity for better pricing. Actual bids depend on the work, participating homes and service availability. A lower price or discount is not guaranteed.

For your next home service

Start with your
neighborhood.

Bring your next home service into a shared request.

I’m a homeowner

Your address is checked during onboarding. Availability varies by neighborhood.

I’m a service provider I manage an HOA