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News & Insights
October 2026
Why Homeowners Pay Assessments
Assessments fund the services, maintenance, operations, and long-term needs of a community. Learn how an Association's annual budget translates into the assessments paid by homeowners.
Decorating for the Season? Check Your Community Guidelines
Before hanging lights or putting up seasonal decorations, take a moment to review your community's guidelines. Requirements and display timeframes can vary by Association.
The certification provides independent verification that Trestle remains locally owned and independently operated at a time when many community association management companies are becoming part of larger regional and national organizations.
A Better View of Community Health
Our new Management Report gives Boards a clearer view of community performance, trends, priorities, and action items, helping turn information into more informed conversations and decisions.
Trestle Welcomes Enclave at Oak Grove
A new community by D.R. Horton, Enclave at Oak Grove will include 181 homes, featuring a variety of single-family and townhome floor plans designed to support flexible living.
Strengthening How We Serve Communities
We’ve expanded our specialized leadership structure to bring greater focus, experience, and support to the different types of communities we serve.
Sharing Our Expertise at CA Day 2026
Three members of our team will join the educational lineup at WSCAI’s 2026 Community Associations Day, sharing their experience with community association leaders across Washington.
Trestle Welcomes the Alder
With close proximity to shopping, dining, parks, and major commuter routes, this thoughtfully designed neighborhood offers modern townhome living in a highly connected and growing area.
Ever wonder why assessments can be so different from one community to another? A number of factors influence what each Association needs to collect to maintain the community and plan for future expenses.
