HOA irrigation mapping

HOA irrigation mapping that stays with the property

HOA common areas often depend on undocumented irrigation systems, old contractor memory, and scattered photos. MapMyWater gives the association a durable water-system record that survives board turnover, management changes, and landscape contract handoffs.

HOA boards, community association managers, and landscape vendors using MapMyWater property mapping

Document the common-area system

Mark main shutoffs, backflow preventers, controllers, meters, valve boxes, pumps, irrigation zones, drip lines, and lateral lines directly on a satellite map of the association.

Give boards a readable record

Share a read-only map with board members and emergency contacts so they can see the system without gaining edit access or needing a login.

Protect the handoff

When a landscape contract changes hands, export a PDF, Word, Excel, or JSON backup so the map stays with the association instead of leaving with the prior vendor.

Frequently asked questions

Can an HOA board view the map without editing it?

Yes. MapMyWater supports read-only share links so board members and emergency contacts can view the property map while editing remains controlled by the account owner.

What HOA irrigation assets can be mapped?

Teams can map shutoffs, backflows, controllers, valve boxes, irrigation meters, pumps, main lines, lateral lines, drip lines, and irrigation zones.

Is MapMyWater a utility locating service?

No. It is a documentation tool. Always verify site conditions and call 811 before excavation or regulated utility work.