Trestle Community Management introduced today the ability for homeowners to receive E-Statements via email for notification to pay their assessments. The new service makes Trestle the first Community Management firm in the Puget Sound area to deploy E-Statements. E-Statements from Trestle provide several benefits to Association Clients and homeowners: Statements are delivered directly to homeowner’s […]
Trestle Community Management announced today the hire of industry veteran Ron Rice to lead Trestle’s Client accounting activities, reporting to Trestle’s President. “Accounting is a key foundational capability for our clients. Particularly the timely delivery of accurate financial reports, collections and vendor payments; and providing clients with expertise and guidance while properly managing community funds,” […]
Trestle Community Management today announced the formation and introduction of Northwest Maintenance Services, to serve as the company’s maintenance services group. Northwest Maintenance Services was created at the request of Trestle’s Clients to provide superior maintenance services guidance, responsiveness and quality. “We survey our Clients every quarter to understand where we can improve in order […]
Trestle Community Management announced the hire of Paul Watkins as Maintenance Services Manager of Northwest Maintenance Services. Reporting to Trestle’s President, Paul’s role is to establish Northwest Maintenance Services as the best available in the Northwest for community association related activities. “Our Clients want better guidance, quality and responsiveness for the maintenance services delivered to […]
Trestle Community Management announced today that Melissa Musser, Trestle’s Suburban Growth Practice Director, was named a finalist nominee for Community Association Manager of the Year for 2016 by the Washington State Chapter of Community Associations Institute (CAI). The final award selection will be made on November 4, 2016 at the Annual Meeting & Awards Gala […]
Trestle Community Management announced today its Suburban Growth Practice Director, Melissa Musser, will moderate a panel at Community Associations Institute 4th Quarter Chapter Luncheon. Ms. Musser’s panel will discuss “Is TREE a Four Letter Word in Your Association” jointly with Dennis Boyd, Senior Vice President, HUB International NW, Kimberly Taylor, Director of Marketing and Business […]
Trestle Community Management today introduced the capability for Board Members to approve reserve payments and transfers from their mobile device (cell phone, tablet or personal computer) from anywhere, at any time. This new capability makes it easier and more convenient for Board Members to approve transactions, so they may be carried-out by Trestle more quickly. […]
Trestle Community Management announced today that its President, Bob Brencic, earned his Association Management Specialist (AMS®) credential becoming one of only 6,000 managers worldwide who have earned this prestigious designation. The AMS designation, as awarded by the Community Associations Institute (CAI), recognizes ongoing professional development and industry expertise for community managers. AMS designees must pass […]
Trestle Community Management announced the hire of Melissa Musser as Suburban Growth Practice Director. Reporting to Trestle’s President, Melissa’s role will build a Practice area focused on developer and declarant community formation and trustee services, through transition to member owners, for large scale, homeowner and master associations. “Home developers need highly specialized management experience in […]
Trestle Community Management announced today that two of its Community Managers have elevated their professional credentials to Association Management Specialist (AMS®) as awarded by the Community Associations Institute (CAI). All Trestle Community Managers are now AMS certified demonstrating Trestle’s commitment to providing the highest quality knowledge, skill and professionalism possible to Clients. Stephanie Brencic, Senior […]