Common Interest Management Services is your HOA management company located in Campbell, California. Since 1990, our team at Common Interest Management has been privileged to serve Boards of Directors and community homeowners of many of the Bay Area's most prestigious communities. We are guided in our work by the understanding that we are an integral part of the community with responsibility to help to solve the community's most pressing challenges while reducing its expenses and enhancing its long-term value. We understand that the selection of your management company is one of the most important decisions the Board can make on behalf of the community's members. Whether we are working with a newly established community in the earliest stage of development or a more mature community facing the complex challenges that come with age, our experienced community managers consult with the Board to share best-demonstrated practices in all areas of community management. We provide service to our customers in and around the areas of Campbell, San Mateo, Danville, and Livermore.

Here at TH Construction, we take pride in providing the best services and satisfying our customer needs. We specialize in construction service, handyman, concrete, masonry, remodeling, renovation, roofing, home improvement, painting, room addition and much more. We look forward to your business and serving you. Contact us today at (510) 3004775.

Whether we are working with a newly-established community in the earliest stage of development or a more mature community facing the complex challenges that come with age, our experienced community managers consult with the Board to share best-demonstrated practices in all areas of community management including: - Board education and governance - Vendor selection and cost reduction services - Financial accounting, delinquency and collection services - Site reviews, compliance, violations, and maintenance - Homeowner participation, including sub-committees - Reconstruction and large-project management oversight