Category: Community News


  • Landscaping Update 9/7-9/11

    Due to the Labor Day holiday, Ruppert will be in Countryhouse just Tuesday and Wednesday this week. They will be performing their regular maintenance work.

    Starting the week of 9/21 the crew will begin the fall trimming. They will be shearing shrubs and making sure that they are two feet off the walls of homes and garages. They will also clear shrubs away from decks and steps, including those in the back of homes, where we have noticed a lot of overgrowth. This work may require them to access decks in order to reach higher areas, so please be prepared for this possibility. To avoid this you may trim the shrubs yourself,  and residents on the No Prune list need to make sure their plants are in compliance with the two foot rule as well. Later on this year the crew will begin pruning shrubs and trees that need it.
    Bonnie O’Connell

  • Celebrate Labor Day in Sycamore Close

    The Hot Dog and Toasted Bun Society Invites You to Celebrate Labor Day in Sycamore Close. This Labor Day, Monday, September 7th, 5 pm, Sycamore Close becomes the heart of Fearrington!

  • Landscaping Update 8/17 – 8/18

    This week Ruppert will be in Countryhouse Monday 8/17 and Tuesday 8/18. They will be performing their regular maintenance service.

  • Landscaping Update 8/10-8/12

    Landscaping Update 8/10-8/14
    This week Ruppert will be in Countryhouse Monday 8/10-Wednesday 8/12 and will be performing their regular maintenance work. This is a reminder that, weather permitting, they will also be spraying for weeds on hard surfaces, such as walkways. White flags will be placed at the entrance of each close after spraying is completed in that area.
    Bonnie O’Connell

  • Landscaping Update 8/3-8/5

    Ruppert will follow their normal Countryhouse schedule this week. They will be here Monday 8/3-Wednesday 8/5 and will be performing their usual maintenance tasks.
    The weeds have come back with the heat and now the rain, so the crew is planning to spray hard surfaces next week, weather permitting. If there is rain in the forecast, the spraying will be moved to the week of 8/17. Residents who are on the No Spray list will not have their walks sprayed, but they are still responsible for making sure their areas are weed-free.

    We want to send out one more reminder. If you want to change or add plants on your property or nearby common areas, please remember that you must get permission from the landscaping committee who will then notify the HOA Board. If you have an ongoing plan, approval must be given for the plants in each stage. We want to make sure that the plants are appropriate for their size and location and that they reflect the landscaping in the rest of the community. You can make your request through AppFolio or by contacting Millhouse and they will send your request to the landscaping committee.
    Bonnie O’Connell

  • Landscaping Update: 7/27-7/29

    This week Ruppert will be in Countryhouse Monday 7/27-Wednesday 7/29. They will be performing their regular maintenance duties, weather permitting.
    Bonnie O’Connell

  • Landscaping Update: 7/20-7/22

    This week Ruppert will be in Countryhouse Monday 7/20-Wednesday 7/22. They will be performing their regular maintenance work.
    Bonnie O’Connell

  • Chimney Repairs Begin July 20

    Dear Countryhouse,

    Repair to the chimneys will begin this coming Monday, July 20. 
    The order of repairs will be:

    Crossvine
    Wintercrest East
    Wintercrest West
    Brampton
    Lyndfield
    Whisperwood
    Sycamore
    Linden
    Weymouth
    Baneberry
    Beechmast 455 – 473
    Beechmast 478 – 503

    MHP HOA Management

  • Landscaping Update 7/13-7/15

    This week Ruppert will be in Countryhouse Monday 7/13-Wednesday 7/15. They will be performing their regular maintenance work.

    Bonnie O’Connell

  • Landscaping Update: 7/6-7/8

    Landscaping Update 7/6-7/10

    This week Ruppert will be in Countryhouse Monday 7/6-Wednesday 7/8 and will be performing their regular maintenance work. With all this high heat that we’ve been experiencing they have been working shortened hours to stay healthy and safe. The crew has reported that they are finished with the trimming and pruning throughout the community.

    Bonnie O’Connell