Greenhill Manor's Homeowner's Association has rules regarding architectural changes as well as other items and meets bi-monthly to discuss these and any other issues related to our community. These bi-monthly and annual meetings are typically held via Zoom Conference Call. Meeting links will be sent out the week prior to the meeting via blast email from PMP. If you currently do not recieve emails from PMP, please contact PMP to add to your account.
If you have any questions regarding the HOA, please contact our property manager:
Jordan Ritter
92 Thomas Johnson Dr.Suite 170Frederick, MD 21702 Jordan.ritter@pmpbiz.com Telephone - 301-694-6900, extention 1048
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Architectural Review Process
Thursday of each week the management company bundles the architectural request applications received and sends them on to the Architectural Review Committee. Once received, the application is reviewed for adherence to the covenants and completeness. A response is typically issued back to the homeowner within 2 weeks of application receipt, however please allow for up to 4 weeks for a response.
Please note, these are general timeframes based on past experience. However, per the HOA Documents, the Architectural Review Committee actually as 60 days (from the receipt of the request) in which to deliver a response.
If the application is received via email, then an email acknowledgement will be sent. If the application is received via regular mail, then the management company will call the homeowner to acknowledge receipt.
For submission and questions regarding the change requests please email
christeen.rebernik@pmpbiz.com
Telephone - 301-694-6900, extention 1018
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Roofing Issues
The following “Suggested Process” was offered by a member of the Green Hill Manor Community. Although the Home Owner’s Association and Board are not responsible for roofing issues, this “Suggested Process” is offered to assist Homeowners in the community with resolving their issues. This is only one homeowner’s suggestion, based on his/her experience.
Roofing Warranty-Suggested Process, One Homeowner’s Experience
When a homeowner feels they have a roofing warranty issue, they need to first call Certainteed at 1-800-345-1145 or visit www.ctroof.com. Certainteed will tell the homeowner, that a roofer needs to be hired at the homeowner’s expense, to repair the current shingle problem and remove full sample shingles from the roof. The homeowner must then pay for the sample shingle postage and ship back to Certainteed for their analysis. This analysis is not an expeditious process. If the homeowner is still within the warranty period, Certainteed will only compensate the homeowner if their analysis reveals a manufacturing defect which caused the issue. Keep in mind, this will more than likely not be full compensation and is totally at Certainteed’s discretion. In other words, there basically is no warranty on the shingles we have. You do have more compensation rights though, if you are in the first 3-5 years of your shingle install, depending on the warranty paperwork you have. Bad news is, you have to deal with the same “claim game” for ALL warranty claims (i.e. not like the 3 year 36,000 mile bumper to bumper you have on your car).
Here are SOME roofers homeowner recommended roofers, but it is always advisable to get someone licensed and bonded regardless of the contractor you use:
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