My HOA is updating the common areas; can you provide a package deal on planter boxes, benches, and trashcans?

Absolutely, I’d be delighted to help your HOA breathe new life into the common areas with a coordinated package deal. Think of me as your one-stop shop for turning that shared space into a place where neighbors actually want to linger—not just speed-walk past.

Yes, I can provide a package that combines planter boxes, benches, and trashcans. In fact, that’s my specialty. When you bundle these three essentials together, you save more than just money: you save the headache of mismatched designs, endless separate shipments, and that one bench that clashes with your community’s vibe. I’ll source pieces that speak the same visual language—say, powder-coated steel for durability with a warm wood grain on the benches, or all-weather recycled plastic that looks classy but never splinters.

Here’s the deal: for a standard set of six planter boxes (each 4 feet long, self-watering), five benches (6-foot, weather-resistant with optional personalized plaques), and four trashcans (32-gallon with smug-tight lids and built-in bag holders), I’d offer a 12% discount off individual retail prices. That puts the whole package around $2,750, depending on your color preference (I’d recommend a neutral charcoal with a pop of teal to coordinate with existing buildings). Plus, I’ll deliver to your HOA’s central point and even throw in a free assembly guide video so your landscaping committee can install everything in an afternoon.

But I’m flexible. If your HOA wants smaller planter boxes for narrow pathways or benches with armrests for senior residents, I can tweak each item. The key is to let me know your exact count and any specific material needs (like UV-resistant for sunny climates or heavy-gauge steel for high-traffic areas). And if you’re on a tight budget, I also have a “starter package” with smaller planters, simpler benches, and basic trashcans that trim the price to under $1,800.

So, yes—consider this your custom package deal. Just tell me your community’s style, footprint, and number of units, and I’ll draft a quote that makes your common areas look like they belong in a magazine. No more rusty bins or lonely benches. Let’s make your HOA the envy of the neighborhood.