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HOA & Property Management Interior Painting in Southern Highlands, NV

Southern Highlands is a guard-gated golf community built around Southern Highlands Golf Club, with enclaves like The Estates and Olympia Ridge running their own gated HOAs on top of the broader community association. We handle guard-gate credentialing for our crews so a clubhouse or common-area job doesn't stall at the gatehouse.

What We Paint in Southern Highlands

HOA Common Areas

Community clubhouses, golf club-adjacent amenity spaces, and gated-enclave common areas, painted in phases so residents and members keep access.

Apartment & Rental Turnover

Between-tenant repaints for the rental and leased homes within the community's non-gated sub-neighborhoods, scheduled to fit your make-ready window.

Commercial Suites

Office interiors along St. Rose Parkway and the community's commercial frontage, scheduled after hours or on weekends.

Painting HOAs & Communities in Southern Highlands

Olympia Companies began developing Southern Highlands in 1997 on more than 2,200 acres in the southwest valley, built from the start around a private golf course rather than as a standard rooftop subdivision. That golf-first design is why the community is split between guard-gated luxury enclaves and more accessible non-gated sub-neighborhoods, each carrying its own HOA dues structure and its own board.

1. Walkthrough & Written Bid

We walk the property with the board or management company, confirm gate access requirements, and provide a written bid ready for a vote.

2. Phased Scheduling

Work is scheduled in phases with resident notice posted in advance — clubhouses and amenity spaces rarely need to close completely.

3. Sherwin Williams Materials, Two Coats on Color Changes

Every job uses Sherwin Williams paint. If a clubhouse or common area is changing colors, that's a full two-coat application for even coverage.

4. Sign-Off & Insurance on File

Final walkthrough with the board or manager before the job closes out, plus a certificate of insurance on file for the association or management company.

Dues and gate access vary block by block in Southern Highlands: non-gated sub-neighborhoods run closer to $150 a month, while gated enclaves like The Estates and Olympia Ridge run several times that to cover private guard-gate staffing and landscaping. For any job inside a gated section, we submit crew names and vehicle information to the community's guard gate ahead of the scheduled date so access isn't the thing that delays a clubhouse repaint.

Approved Paint Colors in Southern Highlands

Dunn-Edwards' Color-Ark Pro HOA archive lists a "Southern Highlands Master" entry with 25 approved color schemes covering the broader community association. Each scheme pairs a field/body color with fascia, trim, and front door/accent options. A representative sample from that listing:

Field / Body Colors

DEC743 High Noon, DEW341 Swiss Coffee, DET622 Portobello Mushroom, DEC786 Miner's Dust, DE6197 Modern Ivory, DEC750 Bison Beige, DEC761 Cochise, DE6128 Sand Dune, DEC726 Adobe — per Dunn-Edwards' Color-Ark Pro listing for Southern Highlands Master.

Fascia & Trim Colors

DE6062 Tea Bag, DEC765 Bone, DEC770 Drifting, DET680 Espresso Macchiato, DE6063 Black Walnut, DE6124 Whole Wheat, DEC760 Desert Gray — per Dunn-Edwards' Color-Ark Pro listing for Southern Highlands Master.

Front Door & Accent Colors

DE6335 Novelty Navy, DEC705 Burnt Crimson, DE6048 Pine Cone, DE6294 Midnight Spruce, DEC776 Courtyard Green, DE6040 Cave of the Winds — per Dunn-Edwards' Color-Ark Pro listing for Southern Highlands Master.

Confirm Before You Buy

This is the Master Association's archived palette — guard-gated enclaves like The Estates and Olympia Ridge may keep a separate approved list for their own boards. Confirm the current approved list with your HOA or management company before purchasing paint — palettes are periodically updated.

Get a Bid for Your Southern Highlands Property

Tell us the enclave, property, and scope — we'll schedule a walkthrough with your board or management contact.

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