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Cusick Company - Blocking the road to take pictures of trash bins that were dumped today.....and trash has been 2wks behind

Cusick Company

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Nonresponsive. Have lived in a new Cusick community for 4 years and we still do not have a resident…read moreHOA board.

Cusick Community Management - HOA Management Review I am a…read morehomeowner in a community managed by Cusick Community Management, and I want to share our experience so other HOAs and homeowners understand the risks involved. Our neighborhood has a failing Public Storm Drain Easement (PSDE) -- a long, engineered stormwater corridor that is blocked, eroded, and causing repeated flooding. We provided Cusick with extensive documentation: flash flooding photos, FEMA involvement, County Stormwater notices, and insurance information. Cusick responded by entering a complete statutory records blackout. They did not provide required maintenance records, did not request an extension, and did not communicate with homeowners. This is a violation of basic HOA transparency and governance standards. Even worse, the HOA's insurance agent submitted a formal statement to the South Carolina Department of Insurance confirming that Cusick refused to authorize reporting the hazard to the insurer. This means the management company knowingly prevented the carrier from reviewing a documented infrastructure failure. We also verified that Cusick and its assigned managers do not hold CAI or CAMICB credentials (CMCA, AMS, PCAM, AAMC). For a company responsible for managing engineered stormwater assets, this is a major red flag. Our community continues to experience flooding because the PSDE has not been professionally inspected or repaired. Homeowners deserve better than silence, concealment, and refusal to act.

Spring Valley Homeowners Association - homeownerassociation - Updated October 2026

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