Testimonials
In their own words.
Written on Google by the board members and homeowners we work with, and shown here word for word.
Google Reviews
What boards and homeowners are saying.
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Share your experience
Worked with our team? Tell other communities.
Reviews from boards and homeowners are how new associations find us, and how we know what to keep doing. It takes about a minute on Google.
Tap “Leave a Google review”
It opens Homestead’s listing on Google with the review box already waiting.
Sign in with a Google account
The same login you use for Gmail or YouTube. Google only asks if you aren’t signed in already.
Choose your stars and write a few lines
Mention your community or the team member who helped you, then tap Post.
Questions & answers
About these reviews
Where the quotes come from, how they are shown, and how to check them for yourself.
Where do these testimonials come from?
Every quote on this page was written on Google by a board member or homeowner in a community Homestead Management Services manages. We show them word for word, with a link to the full listing on Google so you can read all of them in context.
Are the reviews edited or selected?
The text is not edited. Google publishes reviews independently of us, and we cannot remove or rewrite what a reviewer posts. The rating shown is the one on our Google Business Profile.
Can I read more than what is shown here?
Yes. “Read all reviews on Google” opens Homestead's Google Business Profile, where Google publishes every review and the overall rating, including the most recent ones.
How do I leave a review?
Tap “Leave a Google review” on this page. It opens Homestead's Google listing with the review box ready; sign in with a Google account, choose your stars and write a few lines. Mentioning your community or the team member who helped you is useful to other boards.
I had a problem. Who do I talk to before posting?
Call the office at (973) 797-1444 or email info@homesteadmgmt.org and ask for your community manager. Most concerns are resolved in a conversation, and we would rather hear about a problem directly so we can fix it.