Sterling ServicesHolliston associations

Boards that sleep because the books already closed

Sterling Services, Inc. keeps the monthly close, the vendor file, and the owner questions for condominium and residential associations — from 567 Concord Street in Holliston.

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Quiet condominium courtyard with clapboard buildings and a stone walk Holliston · associations since 1987
Scope

A retainer sized to the association, not a menu

There is no public rate card. After we read the unit count, the current budget, and how the snow contract is written, David names a monthly figure. These are the three desks that figure covers.

Books

Dues, the monthly close, owner statements, and the packet that goes in the annual folder.

Grounds

Bids kept on file, snow and landscape calls, and work orders the board can find later.

Board line

Meeting prep, minutes that match what was voted, and the owner questions that should not land in a personal inbox.

The year

Four quiet passes through the year

Nothing theatrical. The same four moves, so a new trustee can follow them without a tour.

1

Read the file

Budget, insurance, and the contracts already signed.

2

Map the vendors

Who plows, who paints, who still has a key.

3

Close the month

Numbers land before the agenda does.

4

Bind the year

One packet a successor can open in an evening.

One Holliston address

567 Concord Street. The association file stays on that desk.

A close before the gavel

Numbers are finished when the board walks in, not the week after.

David calls back

+1 (571) 220-1276. A person, not a ticket queue.

The difference

Self-run minutes versus a managed ledger

A volunteer board can run a small association. It usually costs evenings. This is what changes when the desk is on Concord Street.

Volunteer night

  • Dues chased from a personal inbox
  • One snow vendor because “they always did it”
  • Minutes written the week after the vote

Sterling ledger

  • A close that is finished when the board arrives
  • Bids sitting in a folder, not a text thread
  • A packet the next trustee can read cold
Carried work

The work the board stops carrying

Three lanes. The full list, including common areas and the reserve watch, sits on the services page.

Association books

Assessments, the monthly close, and statements an owner can follow without a translator.

Vendor desk

Bids, insurance certificates, and the call when the plow is late.

Owner line

Questions, violations, and the note that belongs in the file — not in a group chat.

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Pick the kind of conversation, leave a phone, and the page confirms it. No account, no portal login.

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