Twin Cities Metro · Minnesota
Construction, Maintenance, and Capital Project Consulting for HOA Boards
Empowering Boards to Decide for Themselves.
Inspections, RFP scoping, competitive bids, and project oversight for Twin Cities associations. A clear plan and honest numbers before you spend.
Why TruPoint exists
Every board eventually faces a project bigger than a work order: a roof, siding, a failed bid, a storm claim. We are construction and project consultants who work for the board, and only the board. Managers are great at running communities. We carry the construction load, so the board and the manager both look good. Every business relationship we have is disclosed in writing.
Empowering Boards to Decide for Themselves.
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What can we help you with?
Scope & RFP
What we scope and spec
Thirty years in building products means we know how the material on your wall was made, and how it fails in a Minnesota winter. That knowledge goes into the spec before the spec goes out to bid. See how we build an RFP →
Try Rapid RFP
Real budget numbers from photos and a five-minute form, before you commit to anything.
Scope, bidding, oversight, and funding guidance, coordinated by one team that knows construction.
The Learning Center
Straight answers on materials, damage, and maintenance, written for boards.
Who We Work With
Three kinds of boards call us
Self-managed associations
Boards running the community themselves, without a management company. You are carrying vendor decisions, bids, and capital projects on volunteer time. We bring the construction and project expertise you do not have on the board, so big decisions get made on good information.
Board-managed associations
You have a manager, but a major project or a complicated bid needs more hands and more expertise than day-to-day management covers. We come in as added oversight on the project and the bidding, an experienced set of eyes on scope, methods, and vendor selection.
Property managers and management companies
You want an independent partner your boards can lean on for complex projects and bidding, so you keep the relationship and we handle the heavy project lift alongside you. Your team stays in front, with more muscle behind it.
Background you can check
- Community Associations Institute (CAI) board member
- Contractors Association of Minnesota (CAM) Labor Advocacy Chair
- A 30-year building-products career across hundreds of community associations
- Trained property managers on maintenance, insurance & RFPs
- Developed our own inspection report format
Getting Started
3 easy steps to get started
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Book a consult
Call or send the form. We talk through where your association stands. The call is free, and the decision stays yours.
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Pick your focus
Scope, bids, owner's rep, inspection, or a storm claim. We tell you what you need, and what you can skip.
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Get a clear scope
You receive a written scope and next actions your whole board can read and vote on.
New Minnesota Law
Boards are raising their bidding game
SF 1750, Minnesota's Homeowners Association Bill of Rights, will raise the bar on how associations handle competitive bidding when it takes effect January 1, 2027. Boards are getting ahead of it now. We help you run a clean, well-documented bid process, and we work alongside your association's attorney on any legal questions.
Project already in trouble?
A stalled contractor, a blown budget, a bid process that fell apart. We step in mid-project, stabilize the scope, and get it back on track. You will look like the hero for making the call.
Talk it through with someone on your side
Tell us where your association stands. If the answer is "You can handle this yourselves," that is what you will hear.