Frequently Asked Questions

The first step is to reach out to us and let us know you want the help! You can contact us via the contact submission form on the Contact Us page or email us at DranesvilleHOA@gmail.com.

Please visit our Announcements & Events page to learn more about upcoming Board Meetings, the annual Membership meeting, and other neighborhood events.

We have an Architectural Review Board that reviews all home improvement applications to ensure compliance with our ARB Guidelines. Please email a completed ARB Application to Lisa@SpectrumPropertyMGT.com

You can find a downloadable ARB Application on our Documents page or you can request one by emailing Lisa@SpectrumPropertyMGT.com or submitting a request on our Contact Us page.

Regular trash service is scheduled to occur weekly, Mondays and Thursdays. Recycling is scheduled weekly on Fridays. Yard Waste is scheduled weekly on Mondays between March 1 and December 24. More information can be found on the Trash Services Page.

Per Fairfax County: paper/cardboards, plastics, and cans can be mixed in the recycling bin. Fairfax county does not collect glass or plastic bags in the mixed recycling containers. Do not bag recycling. 

More information on recycling can be found on the Trash Services Page.

Bates Trucking will work with homeowners to repair or replace damaged bins.

Contact Theresa and Elvia with Bates Trucking via email at: tcunningham@batestrucking.com and earroyo@batestrucking.com. 

Be sure to attach photos of the damaged bin.

Bring your glass to a glass-only recycling location. You can find glass recycling locations on the Fairfax County Public Works webpage. 

You can find the locations and hours of Fairfax county recycling and trash locations on the Fairfax County Public Works Recycling and Trash Locations webpage. 

If you have Fairfax County Park Authority (FCPA) land behind your home and are concerned about a tree falling on your property, you can contact them at https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/tree-removal and the county will send out a tree inspector. If the tree needs to be removed, the county will coordinate the tree removal at no cost to the homeowner.

The option of street lights was offered at the time the community was built by the developer. At that time, not enough community members opted-in for street lights so they were not installed. Adding street lights now would be cost prohibitive. Homeowners are encouraged to make sure their exterior house lighting is operational. If you are interested in installing more lighting on your property, please consult the ARB guidelines and submit an application for consideration.