About

Holliston, since the books were still paper

Sterling Services, Inc. has kept association records since 1987. The desk is still local: 567 Concord Street.

Oak desk in a small Holliston property office by a window

The desk

A Concord Street desk for the association

David Levy runs it. Boards call when a volunteer treasurer is tired, when a new trustee inherits a shoebox, or when the snow contract needs a second reading before it is signed again.

Monthly close before the board sits down
Vendors on a file, not in a trustee’s texts
A successor can open last year’s packet in an evening

We do not sell units and we do not stage open houses. The work is the association itself: money in, vendors out, minutes that match the vote, and a reserve line someone can explain without a slide.

Empty association meeting room with a long wood table — Meetings stay short when the packet arrived first.

Row of New England townhouses along a shared driveway — Residential associations and condominium grounds.

One address

567 Concord St, Holliston. The file does not move to a regional hub.

Since 1987

Long enough that an annual packet is a habit, not a project.

A person calls back

David, at +1 (571) 220-1276 — not a ticket number.