The community’s governing documents and architectural design standards are designed to maintain Greenbelt Station’s curb appeal. During Greenbelt Station’s Annual Property inspection, we at CAMP have a single purpose: to maintain or increase your property value. Simply put, aesthetics matter. A neighborhood that looks good has higher resale values!

All townhomes and condominiums in Greenbelt Station will be inspected. Homes requiring maintenance will receive notification via USPS mail.

Inspection Schedule:

Wednesday, 5/8/24: Phase I and Phase II
Tuesday, 5/14/24: Phase II & Phase III

Some items our inspector will be looking for:
• Exterior: missing shutters, decayed wood, mold/mildew, loose cables, damaged or missing components, and other general maintenance items.

• Front walkways in need of thorough cleaning. The example below shows a front porch with mold areas that need removal.

• The presence of weeds and dead plants in flower beds and weed growth between rocks and mulch by the driveways. Refer to the example below of weeds requiring removal.

• Overgrown shrubs and trees encroaching on sidewalks and pathways or obstructing windows and entrances. Refer to the example below of bushes in need of trimming.

• Improper placement of trash cans on non-collection days.
Remember, the association’s rules dictate that trash and recycling bins must be stored in garages on non-collection days. Consider acquiring smaller containers for better garage fit; for Picasso & Matisse garages (Condominiums), a 65- or 35-gallon trash/recycling bin is recommended. Our trash vendor will remove old trash containers.

Let’s continue working together to “Keep Greenbelt Station Beautiful” by taking a few minutes to look at our homes and ensuring maintenance concerns are noted and addressed.