NEWS + Events
at Wafco Mills Condominiums

Community Updates & News
Rain on Friday, April 11, 2025, and vehicles parked in designated work areas on Monday, April 14, delayed Grandeur USA’s brickwork repairs at Wafco Mills’ 805 building, despite prior communications. Physical blocks are now in place, and work is expected to start Thursday, April 17, with owners required to notify tenants to relocate vehicles and clear porches to avoid fines. Residents are urged to exercise caution near construction zones and cooperate to minimize disruptions during the month-long project.
Wafco Mills, a condominium community in a historic neighborhood just steps from Downtown Greensboro, NC, offers residents easy access to a vibrant urban scene with $471 million in new developments, cultural events like concerts at the Tanger Center, and community festivals along the Downtown Greenway. Despite challenges, the area thrives with arts, innovation, and business opportunities, making it a dynamic hub for all Wafco Mills residents.
The Downtown Greenway project is advancing with construction milestones, including fencing, paving bases, and utility upgrades, while artist Pete Beeman finalizes the Market + Branch art commission design. Feedback from the April 24th public meeting is guiding HARP’s summer landscaping design, and Dabney Sanders will be out of the country until May 22nd, with Brian, Jason, and Chelsea handling concerns in her absence.
Discover how the proposed South Elm Street mixed-use development may impact daily life at Wafco Mills Condominiums, from parking solutions to new local amenities. Learn about the vision behind the project, its history, and what it could mean for Greensboro’s College Hill neighborhood.
Learn how contracted labor at Wafco Mills, including the upcoming brick repairs by Grandeur USA, depends on residents’ prompt cooperation to avoid delays and added costs. Learn why timely action on board communications is essential for maintaining community safety, minimizing disruptions, and protecting HOA resources.
No parking is allowed in front of the construction fencing at the Walker Ave trash enclosure until further notice. Vehicles parked there will be towed at the owner’s expense, per Wafco Mills Rules and Regulations
(June 2021, Page 5) and NC General Statutes § 20-219.2.
Brick repair and pressure washing are underway at Wafco Mills, with work shifting from McGee Street to Fulton residences starting May 1, 2025. Residents must promptly remove porch items and vehicles to avoid towing, fines, or delays—compliance ensures safe, efficient repairs that protect our community’s value.
This comprehensive guide explains the Wafco Mills Rules and Regulations, outlining key responsibilities for owners, landlords, and residents to maintain safety, harmony, and property values in our urban Greensboro community. Learn how compliance helps prevent fines, towing, and legal issues while supporting a clean, peaceful, and well-managed condominium environment.
Join the Downtown Greenway’s public meeting to give input on landscaping plans for the Western Branch section as construction continues near Wafco Mills. Meet the design team, share your ideas, and help shape the natural beauty of this key part of Greensboro’s urban trail network.
The Wafco Mills Owner Document Portal gives homeowners secure access to essential HOA documents, including bylaws, insurance guides, and maintenance responsibilities. Learn what’s inside, how each document helps with ownership duties, and why access is reserved for owners—not tenants.
Every Wafco Mills owner must carry HO6 insurance, as required by our Declaration of Condominium (see Owner Document Portal), to cover individual unit damages and liability, protecting both your investment and our community’s stability. This HO6 / Condo policy complements the HOA’s master insurance coverage of common areas, like building exteriors, roof and parking lot, while ensuring you’re not stuck with big bills from incidents like floods or injuries. It’s a team effort—so check your coverage with your insurance agent today!
When leaks happen between units at Wafco Mills, this step-by-step guide helps owners and residents act quickly, communicate clearly, and follow proper procedures. Learn who to contact, what the HOA's role is, and how North Carolina law and condo insurance policies determine responsibility for repairs.
Did you know there are three separate HOA communities just on our block behind Greensboro College? Historic Wafco Mills, Walker Commons, and Wafco Mills Condominiums each have their own identity and management, creating a one-of-a-kind mix of industrial history, townhome living, and cooperative community life—all within a single block in Greensboro’s College Hill neighborhood.
During the March 2025 violation walk-through, Wafco Mills Board volunteers identified common issues like cluttered porches, improper parking, and trash violations while also celebrating the residents keeping their spaces clean and inviting. This update outlines key HOA rules, upcoming repairs, and how owners and tenants can stay in compliance to preserve our vibrant, well-maintained community.
Construction Work Notice
Construction will begin on March 11, 2025, at Wafco Mills. All vehicles parked on Walker Ave must be moved immediately to avoid potential damage from heavy equipment and materials. Please park along Wafco Lane, Fulton, McGee, or Cedar in unassigned spaces. For more details, visit WafcoMills.com. Act now to ensure your vehicle’s safety!
Trash Talk: Save Money, Avoid Fines, and Be a Neighborhood Hero!
February 28, 2025 – Joy Watson, Wafco Mills HOA President
Hey Wafco Mills Owners—want to dodge fines, keep your wallet happy, and make College Hill shine? Our public trash cans on Fulton and McGee are drowning in residential garbage, and it’s up to YOU to steer your tenants to the right spot (hint: Wafco Lane!). Overflowing bins? Warnings and fines are coming your way if we can tie it back to your unit. Plus, a fancy new garbage enclosure is in the works—stay tuned! Read on to get the scoop and keep our neighborhood awesome.
Grandeur USA returns to Wafco Mills in February 2025 to begin construction on the long-awaited trash enclosure at 621-T Walker Avenue, followed by structural repairs along McGee and Fulton Streets. Learn how this project enhances community aesthetics, reduces waste costs, and improves long-term infrastructure.
Freezing temperatures are forecasted for Greensboro, and Wafco Mills residents are urged to take precautions to prevent frozen pipes and related damage. This guide offers practical tips for pipe protection, thawing techniques, and knowing when to call a plumber.
Events Calendar
Upcoming Maintenance Calendar
for Wafco Mills Condominiums
Annual Tasks
Tree Trimming and Landscaping Maintenance: Annually
Inspection and Cleaning of Drainage Systems: Annually
Every 5 Years
Crack Fill, Seal Coat, Stripe Asphalt Paving:
Next Due: 2026
Previous: 2022
Repair Sections of Concrete Flatwork:
Next Due: 2028
Previous: 2023 - 2025
Repair Sections of Concrete Curb and Gutter:
Next Due: 2027
Previous: 2022
Common Area Drainage Improvements:
Next Due: 2027
Previous: 2022 - 2025
Every 7 Years
Repair and Paint Exterior Siding and Trim:
Next Due: 2032
Previous: 2025
Every 10 Years
Allocation for Buried Piping Repairs:
Next Due: 2037
Previous: 2027
Every 20 Years
Resurface Asphalt Paving:
Next Due: 2025
Previous: 2005
Replace Building Roofs and Gutters:
Phase 1 (Bldgs 100/805, 102/405): 2042 (Next Cycle)
Phase 2 (Bldg 104/626): 2043 (Next Cycle)
Phase 3 (Bldgs 620-624): 2044 (Next Cycle)
Replace Mailbox Inserts:
Next Due: 2045
Previous: 2025
Replace Wood Decks, Balcony Decking:
Next Due: 2056
Previous: 2026
Additional Projects
Dumpster Area Project: Scheduled completion for 2025
Allocation for Retaining Wall Repairs: Scheduled for 2022-2024
Replace Chimney Caps: Scheduled for 2028
Read More About Upcoming Maintenance
The Wafco Mills Board presents an overview of the upcoming recurring maintenance projects essential for preserving our property, funded through HOA dues and carefully scheduled to meet the community’s needs.
Our Wafco Mills Board of Directors volunteers to support owners at Wafco Mills as they are members of our home owners association. Tenants or renters are not members of our HOA and are the sole responsibility of the owner. This post shares why.