Reading a reserve study without an accounting degree
Percent funded, threshold funding, and the one table in every reserve study that tells a board whether a special assessment is coming.
Premier handles the finances, governance, enforcement, and maintenance that keep a homeowners association running — so your board can make decisions instead of chasing paperwork.
Six service areas, delivered under one flat monthly fee. Every proposal states exactly which of these your community is buying — nothing is quietly billed as an extra later.
Dues collection, budgeting, reserve planning, and reporting your board can actually read.
See what’s includedMeetings, minutes, elections, records, and the homeowner communication in between.
See what’s includedConsistent inspections, documented violations, and architectural review that moves.
See what’s includedLandscaping, pools, gates, and roofs — tracked before they become assessments.
See what’s includedCompetitive bids, verified insurance, and vendors held to what they signed.
See what’s includedStatutory deadlines, insurance placement, and coordinated counsel when it matters.
See what’s includedFour commitments we put in the management agreement, not just on a website.
Most managers carry a dozen or more associations. We cap each manager at six, and every community gets a named manager plus a named backup who knows your property. Homeowner inquiries get a reply within one business day; emergencies are answered live, at any hour.
Board members see the same ledger we do — invoices, bank balances, delinquency reports, reserve position — in the portal, whenever they want. Monthly statement packages post by the 15th. Nobody has to ask us for a number.
We take no referral fees, no rebates, and no kickbacks from any vendor, and we own no maintenance company. Contracts go out for competitive bid and the board picks the winner from a side-by-side comparison. Our incentive is your renewal, not a supplier’s.
Premier has managed Utah community associations since 2003 — through the 2008 downturn, the construction boom that followed, and every legislative change to the Utah Community Association Act in between. Our managers hold CMCA and AMS credentials, and they have seen your situation before.
Premier has managed community associations across the Salt Lake Valley since 2003. We take on a limited number of new associations each year, with onboarding slots reserved so every transition gets full attention.
Practical writing on association finance, Utah statute changes, and keeping common areas from becoming special assessments.
Percent funded, threshold funding, and the one table in every reserve study that tells a board whether a special assessment is coming.
Notice periods, executive session limits, and the records homeowners may inspect under the Utah Community Association Act.
Roof edges, gutters, irrigation blowouts, and snow-removal contracts — the October checklist that prevents most January emergency calls.