Trestle Community Management
Independently researched Washington HOA management company serving King County — 4.5★ across 740 Google reviews · 150 communities under management · AAMC-accredited.
At a glance
Compiled from independent industry research · Google MapsTrestle Community Management is an HOA management company based in Redmond (King County), Washington, profiled through independent research. The company reports 150 communities under management and holds a 4.5★ Google rating across 740 reviews. It holds the AAMC accreditation and has been in business since 2007.
Business profile
From public website · trestlecm.com/- Year established
- 2007 (19 yrs)
- Communities managed
- 150
- Management model
- Dedicated
Specialisms & coverage
Registered address
Source · independent industry research · principal office| Street | 2100 124TH AVE NE, STE 110, Bellevue, WA, 98005 |
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| City | Redmond |
| State | Washington |
| ZIP | 98052 |
| County | King |
| Website | www.trestlecm.com/ |
| Phone | 425-896-4432 |
Google Business profile
Source · Google Places API · view listing ↗| Address | 2100 124th Ave NE Suite 110, Bellevue, WA 98005, United States |
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HOA association portfolio
No state association registry — portfolio data unavailableNo portfolio data on file
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Board due diligence checklist
For shortlisting HOA management firms| License status | Washington does not require a state license specifically for HOA or community association managers. Look for national credentials (CMCA, AMS, PCAM) held by the firm's managers. |
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| Enforcement record | No enforcement actions found in public records as of August 31, 2026. |
| E&O insurance | Request proof of Errors & Omissions and general liability coverage directly from the firm — not tracked in public records. |
| Contract terms | Review termination notice period, management fee structure, and full scope of services before signing. |
| References | Ask for 2–3 current board president contacts from comparable communities. |