Centennial Consulting Group - Fort Collins, Colorado

G D.

12/20/24-PER CCG'S RESPONSE, I emailed 2 weeks ago with NO response and then called and left a vm 7 business days after the email since I got no response, and yet here we are 5 business days after the VM with NO REPLY TO EITHER, further supporting my original review. They were all off the entire next week for Christmas, and it took an email from the community sales agent copying someone working for the builder/developer to get them to finally respond and approve my request 8 months later!!
To top it off, they email the quarterly metro fee on the day the payment is due, which is completely unfair to those who want to mail a check as interest/late fees apply; good thing I know when it's due and pay it online as soon as I know it's going to show there instead of waiting for the statement to come in the mail or email.

Horrible company to deal with from a homeowner's perspective. No communication from them, you'll have to keep contacting them for updates and hope somebody listens to your voicemail and calls you back as there doesn't seem to be an actual staffed office, and they take an unacceptable amount of time for an answer on simple requests. Also heard from a neighbor who had issues and got stuck with something that should have been the management company's (HOA's) responsibility. The fees for requests is too high as well. Would never even consider a home in a neighborhood they manage in the future.

Jordan G.

They do not care about their communities, homeowners and in some cases board members. Corrupt and predatory practices.
The leadership team is only interested in financially draining HOAs, and avoiding all responsibility and transparency.

Derek P.

I second the opinions of others with these reviews. I have yet to hear from them, as I have left voicemails and sent emails for various items and haven't gotten a reply. In addition to interest charges for banking errors on their behalf (which their bank has admitted to). I'll be putting my best efforts to have them terminated as a managing organization of my neighborhood.

Mark W.

CCG is selectively enforcing "rules" at Saddler Ridge. My neighbor received a letter because his basketball hoop was on its side. We get wind out here and turning it on its side is reasonable. When in use he puts it up. Last year I received a letter because of a "too small drainage pipe" they said I installed. The builder installed that pipe before I even closed escrow to keep the trades from driving on the newly poured driveway. They left the pipe as I was having landscaping starting 2 weeks after we closed escrow, which CCG knew about because I was approved for our project 11 days before we closed escrow. Yet they still sent me a letter when it was obvious the pipe gave access to the property without having to drive on my driveway. Should have never received the letter. Seriously consider if you want to buy into this area. Most of us would not buy here if we knew how the Board treats its residents.

Shane F.

My Metro district (Saddler Ridge) is corrupt. CCG enables this corruption. They fine residents (and are attempting foreclosure) on some of our 1mil plus homes for weeds, when all metro district open areas are comprised almost entirely of weeds. CCG fines us and harass us for work vehicles, while Metro board members keep their work trucks in their driveways. They fined me for a utility trailer, while concurrently the Board President had one in his backyard. CCG sends out emails to tell residents they need to "PREPARE OUR LOTS" and get them approved with CCG so the Saddler Ridge Metro District can host "The Parade of Homes" to help out the boards builder friend selling homes in the neighborhood and obtain further funding from unsuspecting new buyers. Even this post will be meant with retaliation, as I know my Board Members and CCG operates. Here was the last community mailer from CCG"

"Bridle Hill will be hosting the Parade of Homes the first two weekends in September. We want to show off the beauty of Bridle Hill and need your help to make this happen! This event not only showcases these individual properties but also enhances the overall appeal of the District, increasing property values and attracts new buyers. It is crucial that all remaining lots and these properties be sold. Let’s get those yards maintained, store those recreational vehicles, finish up those landscaping projects, and get those landscape applications over to CCG for review and approval if you have not already done so!"

Carl S.

I worked with CCG in developing a spread sheet documenting multiple factors to evaluate needed future mil levy. This was a complex spread sheet involving multiple historical and future factors. I could not have done it without their support.

Bill H.

Had a complaint about the amount of dog mess in three yards along Canyonlands. Homes that are actually on Crossbill. Seems they have been cleaned up. Thanks

Kyle B.

While working on our HOA board, I've had the distinct pleasure of working with two absolutely phenomenal managers in Danaly and Theresa. Their incredible work ethic, kindness and professionalism has made CCG my go to recommendation for anyone looking for property management help. Their incredible team will make your life easier! They certainly have made mine!