Technically, determining who is responsible for different maintenance issues depends on the exact agreements of your association. This page is meant as a rough guide for what requests are often your responsibility, versus the association's responsibility. If you have any questions your association board or your contact at Timmons can provide you specific information.

Your Personal Maintenance Responsibilities

Though the situation varies from property to property, You are generally responsible for paying for things inside you home and depending on the situation certain large items

• Interior doors
• cable or satellite television services
• telephone service
• Interior plumbing (sinks, toilets, faucets)
• Interior painting

Getting Help for Your Personal Maintenance

Premier Maintenance & Remodeling, LLC is a full service licensed general contractor.

The company is fully insured and bonded and has a vast experience in the areas of remodeling and construction. Licensed as a State of Tennessee General Contractor, you are assured that you are dealing with professionals that take great pride in the services that they provide.

Premier's areas of construction and remodeling include deck replacement, driveway installation, electrical, plumbing, fire reconstruction, fence replacement, room addition, and many more areas of remodeling and construction, as well as maintenance of most every type of structure.

For Further information please use the following contact information:

website: www.pmrpro.com

Mike Stacey, Executive Vice President

615-889-1240 office; 615-889-5727 fax,

The Association's Maintenance Responsibilities

The association is generally responsible for "big exterior" projects. Typically this means things like

• the parking areas
• trash pickup
• landscaping
• Water and sewer supply to your home (but not inside your home)
• community pools, community tennis courts, other community recreation areas

The following items depend on the arrangements of your association. (If you live in a duplex or other multi-unit building, the association is likely responsible. If you are in a single family home, you may be personally responsible.)

• roof and gutters
• siding/brick/exterior paint
• foundation

Submit an Association Maintenance Request