Community Associations, whether they be Homeowner Associations (HOAs) or Condominium Associations (COAs), serve an important role in maintaining and improving the quality of life for residents, but running a Community Association is no easy task. There are numerous responsibilities that must be taken care of, from managing finances to enforcing rules and regulations, organizing events, […]
Community Associations are established to preserve the value of homes within a community. As such, the Board of Directors has a vested interest in ensuring that the Common and Limited Common Elements maintained by the Association remain in good repair. In addition, the Association often works to maintain the aesthetics of the community, ensuring a […]
Trestle has exclusively served Community Associations in the greater Puget Sound area since 2007, deploying best-practice processes, utilizing state-of-the-art technologies, and relying on the unsurpassable skills of our staff to take care of our Clients and their properties. We understand the importance of protecting its Client Associations and their assets. As such, we work with […]
Washington State HOAs and Condos are subject to several different statutes, depending on when and how the Association was incorporated. The statutes, as well as the Association’s governing documents, outline the responsibilities assigned to the community and its Homeowner members. Washington’s Community Association Acts HOA and Condo Associations serve to create a community for Homeowners. […]
Living in an Association can offer a unique sense of community and support for residents. One of the most important ways to enhance this experience is through community involvement and participation. There are several reasons why Homeowners should consider getting involved in their HOA or Condo community: To get involved, Homeowners can: Community involvement in […]
Trestle Community Management today announced that it has entered into a Full Management contract with Campen Springs COA. The community will join Trestle’s specialized Condominium Practice. “We are excited to add a great community like Campen Springs to our Client portfolio,” said Bob Brencic, CMCA, AMS, MBA, President of Trestle Community Management. “We look forward to […]
Trestle Community Management today announced that Stephanie Slone, CMCA, AMS, Director of Association Management, was selected to present at Community Association Institute’s Washington State Chapter’s (WSCAI) Board Leadership Development Workshop alongside other respected industry experts. This certificated course is a wonderful educational opportunity for new and experienced Board Members. The workshop consists of five weekly […]
As a Homeowner in a Community Association, also known as a Homeowner or Condominium Association, it is important to understand the Association’s authority. Homeowner and Condominium Associations are established to maintain the common areas, enforce rules and regulations, and provide shared services for the residents of the community. Enforcing Community Rules and Regulations Community Associations […]
Trestle Community Management is excited to introduce The Project Office, designed to streamline and effectively execute insured and uninsured losses, reserve projects and large-scale exterior remediation efforts for Trestle Clients. The Project Office free’s up the Association’s assigned Community Manager during complex projects to continue advancing and executing the Association’s planned operational and Board advisory […]
Trestle Community Management today announced that it is sponsoring the Washington State chapter of Community Associations Institute (WSCAI)’s February Board Members & Homeowners Webinar Series. February’s webinar is titled, “How Clean Building Performance Standard Will Affect Your Buildings,” and is presented by Heather Hutchison, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, General Manager of First Hill Plaza Condominium Association […]