The right operator starts with the right jurisdiction.
CurbHatch is exploring a verified-operator marketplace for U.S. property managers. Match property needs with operators in the relevant market and jurisdiction, then keep the impound handoff accountable from brief to closure.
Request context
One brief. Three coordinates.
Market
Dallas–Fort Worth
State
Texas
Local jurisdiction
Property authority
Matching and compliance context travels with the property request.
A reviewed network
Trust the paperwork before you trust the handoff.
CurbHatch is designed to make operator readiness legible to property teams. License, permit, and insurance documentation are part of the review before eligible work is surfaced.
Verified operators, with limits stated.
Verification is a reviewed documentation step. It does not mean every market already has an available operator.
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Match the actual place.
Market, state, and local jurisdiction give the request useful operating context.
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Keep availability honest.
Rollout is phased. Operator availability varies by market and jurisdiction.
Jurisdiction-aware workflow
The operating context stays attached to the work.
CurbHatch carries the exact chain — market → state → local jurisdiction — with the property request. That supports coordination; it is not legal advice or a promise of nationwide availability.
Property brief
Start with the place, not a generic lead.
A property request carries the operating details a manager needs to hand off: site context, market, state, and local jurisdiction.
Operator match
Put reviewed operators in the right context.
License, permit, and insurance documentation are reviewed before an operator is considered for eligible property work.
Accountable close
Keep the handoff visible through resolution.
Contracts, checklists, impound logs, status history, evidence, and closure visibility create an accountable operational trail.
From a property brief to a closure you can see.
The operational trail connects the property brief and operator match to contracts, checklists, impound logs, status history, evidence, and closure visibility.
That record is designed for accountable coordination between property teams and operators. It does not replace local legal or regulatory review.
Interest for review
Tell us where the property work is.
We are collecting qualified interest from U.S. property managers and related property teams while rollout is phased.
Manual review comes before any approval conversation.
Operator availability varies by market and jurisdiction. Submitting interest does not promise service, coverage, approval, or a launch date.