In our commitment to keep employee well-being a priority, Coventry Group has decided to close our office to the public until April 6th. Starting today, all employees will be working remotely. We will continue to evaluate conditions and keep you updated on any further changes.

How does COVID-19 impact common interest communities? How should your community respond to this public health crisis?

Understanding your reserve fund, its importance and how to use those funds is an integral part of maintaining the fiscal health of your community. While the annual budget addresses most of the costs your association will encounter throughout the year, the reserve fund is for repairs and replacement of major community components.

Every year, Coventry Group likes to take the time to say “Thank You” to the Boards of Directors, volunteers and valued vendors for all they do to make their community a great place to live. We are grateful for the opportunity to work and share our expertise...

Coventry Group partnered with Erik Fox of Rees Broome, P.C. to provide free training to HOAs in the Shenandoah Valley on September 26th. This session, HOA Check-Up, covered not only the basic initial check list for an association, but also the recodification of the POA Act, 2019 statutory changes, covenant enforcement, and the always important board ethics.

Come to Old Town Winchester for Friday Night Live on July 19th , from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. at the Taylor Pavilion.

Coventry Group is a proud sponsor of Heroes on the River. Join them for Skydiving on July 13th.

Coventry Group’s managers handle multiple tasks simultaneously. They create a team of contractors, homeowners and board members to get every project done in the most cost effective and timely way possible.

A quorum is the minimum number of owners who must be at a meeting before business can be transacted. State law tells us what that minimum number is for our association.