DENVER - eTradeWire -- ACCU, Inc. has launched its updated community management services page, giving homeowner association and condominium boards a clear look at what full-service management covers and who handles each part of it.

The page highlights common challenges boards face, unpaid vendors, inaccurate financials, and overwhelmed board presidents. ACCU acts as the association's agent, providing structure and follow-through while the board sets direction.

It also introduces ACCU's four service lines: community management, consulting and accounting, construction, and developer services.

Governance gets its own section. Colorado changes HOA rules regularly, and HB 22-1137 reset covenant enforcement and collections practice statewide. ACCU prepares meeting notices, proxies, and agendas, attends board meetings, assists with elections and vote tabulation, and administers each community's rules as the governing documents actually read.

Karli Phifer served as President of the CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter in 2023 and as Treasurer in 2024 and 2025, which keeps ACCU close to legislative conversations before they become compliance problems. Boards can start with the Denver HOA rules and regulations guide for a plain-English overview.

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The page breaks down what every managed community receives.

• A Community Association Manager for board-level work, paired with an Assistant Community Association Manager for daily homeowner needs
• In-house GAAP accounting, with separate operating and reserve accounts for each association
• Assessment billing and collections through an in-house accounts receivable team
• Vendor procurement, contract management, and common area maintenance oversight
• Onsite inspections for CC&R compliance and covenant enforcement
• Project management for capital improvements
• A board portal with 24/7 access to live bank balances and an interactive income statement

The page goes beyond services. It explains how manager portfolios are balanced by door count so smaller associations aren't overlooked, and it maps communities from the Denver metro to the Western Slope. A four-question FAQ covers private equity ownership, how a transition works, who homeowners contact day to day, and whether ACCU manages condominiums, with more in ACCU's HOA management frequently asked questions.

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Boards will also find Google reviews and a section on ACCU's Lifestyles Management division for community events.

A proposal request starts a conversation, not a contract. Boards can call (303) 733-1121 (http://tel), email support@accuinc.com, or request a proposal (https://accuinc.com/contact/) to talk through whether ACCU is the right fit.
About ACCU, Inc.
Founded in 1979 and family owned since, ACCU, Inc. provides full-service HOA and community association management, in-house GAAP accounting, lifestyle services, and construction and project management to communities across Colorado. ACCU manages 98 communities totaling roughly 15,000 doors and specializes in turning around aging, under-reserved associations through disciplined budgeting, reserve planning, and insurance claims strategy. The company is built on five core values: integrity, partnership, innovation, accountability, and quality.