Frequently Asked Questions

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Our property management company, Sterling Association Services performs routine inspections in Hunters Ridge Village for the purpose of making sure that our guidelines are being enforced. We are all concerned with the appearance and safety of our neighborhood. In the meantime, you are encouraged to report any homeowner violations and/or any common area issues that are of concern to you. 

The process is simple - please email Sterling ASI the address/location and the information regarding your concern. Any digital photos you can provide will greatly expedite this process. If you do not receive a reply within 3 business days, please resend the email. Violations and pictures can be emailed to Kingwood@Sterlingasi.com. 

Below is a list of people at Sterling ASI that are assigned to assist the residents of Hunters Ridge Village: 

Rebecca Ananiew
Association Manager
832-678-4500 Ext: 407
Rebecca@sterlingasi.com

Aubrey Rodgers
Administrative Assistant
832-678-4500 Ext: 407
Aubrey@sterlingasi.com

Shellie Wright
Customer Service Representative
832-678-4500 Ext: 401
Shellie@sterlingasi.com 

Any concerns or general questions for the association regarding violations, deed restrictions, ACC applications, and interest in joining a committee, clubhouse/pool rentals and any other questions regarding the property can be directed to Aubrey or Shellie.

Any accounting related questions, a payoff quote or a transfer fee, or just want to know how much is due on their account will be directed to Susan.

Susan Marshall
Account Representative
832-678-4500 EXT 215
Susan@sterlingasi.com

 The Association collects an annual assessment in advance from each lot owner. Assessments are used to provide various services to the community which currently includes security and solid waste disposal. Please visit the homepage for additional information regarding community services. The maintenance assessment is payable annually on July 1st of every year. Any assessment not paid within thirty days after the due date bears interest at the rate of ten percent per year. Sterling ASI performs the billing and collection of maintenance fees. 

 All properties in Hunters Ridge Village are bound by "Deed Restrictions" which have the purpose of maintaining the quality of the neighborhood. The full documents are available for viewing/download under the Documents and forms section of the website. 

Yes! ALL external improvements or modifications to your house, such as the installation of a pool, a patio cover, a fence, or change in house colors, must be approved in advance by the Architectural Control Committee (the "ACC"). A modification request form is available for download under the Documents and Forms section of the website. You may submit the completed form via email to Sterling Association Services at kingwood@sterlingasi.com. 

 Sterling Association Services is the Property Management Company for the community. You can find their contact information on the Contact section of the website 

 You can contact the Board via the Contact page. 

  A 75+ mile greenbelt system winds throughout Kingwood. These trails preserve the natural vegetation in the area and provide safe access to schools, parks, and shopping without having to cross major roads. Residents can walk, ride bikes or roller blade along these trails and cross heavily travelled arterial streets through tunnels built along the major streets. Depending upon the particular location in Kingwood, these trails are maintained by a community association or a separate trails association. Hunters Ridge Village residents are members of the Bear Branch Trails Association. 

  Numbered K Stickers are required for entry for all vehicles into Kingwood Service Association parks. K Stickers are for resident members of Kingwood Service Association only. All vehicles without a numbered K Sticker properly attached will be subject to towing at the owner’s expense. For more information, please visit the KSA website kingwoodserviceassociation.org 

Many Kingwood residents may not understand how governmental & quasi-governmental organizations operate in Kingwood. This is particularly true of residents who have moved from other areas of the country. Because Houston does not have zoning, we depend on deed restrictions, enforced by our community associations to restrict how property owners use their property. Another organization, Kingwood Service Association provides services to the entire Kingwood community. Click here for an attempt to clarify how things function and get done in Kingwood.