Private-property impounds, handled by verified operators, with the paper trail to prove it.
CurbHatch is a verified-operator marketplace. Property teams can submit a brief, request a match with towing operators whose licenses, permits, and insurance have been reviewed, and track the handoff through impound logs, status history, evidence, and closure. Operator availability varies by market and jurisdiction.
Property-manager portal access is free across property-management fields. At this time, fees apply only on the towing side.
Illustrative record · fictional data
Illustrative coordination and recordkeeping example only. Not legal or regulatory approval.
A reviewed network
See reviewed operator documents for unauthorized parking reports.
CurbHatch makes operator documentation review visible to property teams. License, permit, and insurance documentation are reviewed before eligible work is surfaced.
Reviewed operators, with availability stated.
Document review is one 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.
Property parking workflow
Local context for fire-lane and abandoned-vehicle reports.
Property briefs can describe unauthorized parking, fire-lane concerns, abandoned vehicles, and repeat violators. CurbHatch carries the exact chain — market → state → local jurisdiction — with each request. That supports coordination; it is not legal advice or a promise of nationwide availability.
Property brief
Share a brief with local context.
A property request carries the operating details a manager needs to hand off: site context, market, state, and local jurisdiction.
Reviewed operator match
Match with reviewed towing operators.
License, permit, and insurance documentation are reviewed before an operator is considered for eligible property work.
Impound handoff tracking
Track the handoff through closure.
Impound logs, status history, evidence, and closure visibility help track each handoff.
Track reports of repeat violators in the handoff record.
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.
Property managers, owners, developers, and HOAs can apply from any county in all 50 states. We review each application and its representative property's location for future coordination.
An existing local operator match is not required to apply.
Property-manager portal access is free across property-management fields. At this time, fees apply only on the towing side.
Applications are reviewed before approval decisions; submission does not guarantee approval.
Towing coverage is not guaranteed. Operator availability is separate and varies by market and jurisdiction; no launch date is promised.
Apply nationwide as a property manager, owner, developer, or HOA
Property managers, owners, developers, and HOAs can apply from any county in the 50 U.S. states. Share one representative property so CurbHatch can review your application and its location.
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