A useful resident reference
Put everyday association information in one printed place.
A resident directory can combine authorized household listings with board contacts, rules, schedules, community services, and optional street or lot lookup sections. Your association decides what belongs in the book.
Your association
Choose, supply, and approve.
- Choose the authorized fields and community pages.
- Send the current roster and approved front-matter content.
- Review the proof and return one clear set of corrections.
- Approve the final edition and delivery plan.
Cathedral Directories
Organize, produce, and coordinate.
- Prepare and typeset the listings and information pages.
- Coordinate local advertising.
- Provide proofs for association review.
- Print and bulk-deliver the finished books.
From roster to resident-ready books
A four-step production path.
- Define the editionChoose what belongs in the book, who approves it, and how residents will receive it.
- Send approved materialProvide only the resident fields and association information authorized for this directory.
- Review the proofYour designated contact checks the organized listings and community pages before printing.
- Print and distributeWe print and bulk-deliver the finished books. If you choose household mailing, we handle that too.
Common questions
Start with the essentials.
Can we see a sample?
Yes. Request an HOA sample so we can share an appropriate, permission-cleared example rather than exposing a customer directory online.
Can the directory really be free?
Yes. We print and bulk-deliver the directory at no cost; your HOA distributes the books.
Read the full HOA directory FAQ →
