Co-Owner Responsibility
Co-Owners are responsible for repair and replacement of the entire interior of their condo including HVAC, plumbing and fixtures, appliances, cabinetry, flooring, electrical and lighting, window coverings, and any upgrades such as built-in sound systems.
In the case of damage, if fault is assigned to an adjacent Co-Owner, service providers, etc., the insurer of those persons should cover repair and replacement.
This Responsibility/Maintenance Matrix gives more details; if you have questions, please contact the Management Company.
Repair Services
This is a list of recommended service providers published by the Management Company .
Improvements or Changes to Condo Interior
Co-owners can change anything inside their condo without approval with the following cautions and exceptions:
Changes that affect the exterior of the building (holes in the roof or walls) or can potentially impact neighbors require an Exterior Modification Request in CCIS (Maintenance Request System). See Exterior Modification Request for information and procedure.
Adding heavy items such as granite counters, appliances, and large built-ins may require extra support in the flooring. Contact a builder or city engineer for assistance. Inform all service providers of weight limits in elevators and lifts.
Co-Owners are not allowed to store PODS on their property (a City of Muskegon regulation). There are also limits on how long dumpsters are allowed in driveways. If your interior project is major, please contact the Management Company for recommendations or to request variances.
Content Revision approved by HTCA Building Committee 6/28/2025