Why Spectrum:
We don’t like to toot our own horn and that is not the purpose of this blog. This blog is to provide valuable information to homeowners and board members in HOA communities. So why are we doing the “Why Spectrum” series? We’ve had several requests for information that clearly explains what’s so unique about Spectrum. We thought we’d organize this information in a series of blog posts. Don’t worry; it won’t be all about us, these posts will be mixed in with some other SUPER useful content.
Weekly Community Updates
Have you ever wondered exactly what your association management company is doing with the fee you pay them each month? At Spectrum, we’re proud to say that our customers receive so much more than just association management when they choose to work with us. We have a strong commitment to communication with homeowners, and a big part of that is providing them with a weekly personalized update from their community manager. In this weekly email, your community manager fills you in on:
- Project status reports
- Bid requests
- Upcoming training opportunities
- Website updates
- Homeowner concerns
- Board meeting follow up
- And more!
When you choose Spectrum, you won’t have to wonder what’s going on or if your management fee is basically going down the drain each month. Our commitment to communication is simple, smart, and makes the lives of HOA board members so much simpler.
Are You Tired of Pointless Meetings?
So are we. We know how frustrating it can be for you to show up to a meeting that doesn’t accomplish anything in the end. At Spectrum, the very last thing we want to do is waste your time. That’s why we make sure every meeting you attend with us has a purpose and you walk away feeling like something was accomplished. We hear time and time again from board members that Spectrum meetings are some of the most productive they have ever experienced. And we attribute that to great boards and a proactive management style.
When it comes to meetings, our community managers start preparing weeks in advance, they involve the board in the process when necessary, and they come ready to tackle any challenge presented.
We Keep Our Promise to You
When you choose Spectrum to manage your association, you will see the work being done before your eyes and you won’t have to wonder why you are even paying a management fee. Isn’t it about time to have a community management company that earns its keep? Let us show you what refreshingly different service looks like with a team that gets things done, keeps you informed, and does what we say we’ll do.
We are still tired of pointless meetings which is why we have stopped attending after many years of perfect attendance. The president of the board sits so her back is to the homeowners and can be quite snippy when someone tries to ask a question or make a comment. The idea of submitting questions in advance so we can have 2 minutes to speak with the board if they determined there is is time is an insult to the intelligence of the residents.
Thank you for your comment. A board should represent the homeowners and I would hope that homeowner feedback would be well received and embraced. Our goal is to make meetings effective for the board as well as help the board address homeowners with respect. Your post brings up a great point, homeowner input should be considered and implemented where appropriate.
In Arizona, homeowners are given more opportunity to be heard. In Texas, the statutes have limited the homeowner role in meetings.
I would like more safety patrol as well as litter control in the westover crossing. Newsletters would be great, more getting to know your neighbor’s would be nice and better landscaping in the front entrance. I hate that the Spectrum has poor management skills, no call backs from the site manager, (which by the way is unprofessional) and does not help us owners with situations that come along. I have been very unhappy at this living community. Anyways thank you for ur time.
The Spectrum HOA in San Antonio Tx was exceptional in approving our home for a Storage Shed. Really appreciate the quick approval. We have our new home in Briar Meadows, New Braunfels, Tx.
I still do not have the code for the pedestrial into and out of the Terrases. Going for walks is unsafe . It is okay when someone leaves the gate open, but there goes the security