SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS:


Exhibitors 24HRC Advanced Painting & Wood Repair* America’s Finest Lighting & Mailbox Co.* Angelo Termite & Construction Animal Pest Management Services, Inc. Benjamin Moore & Co. Bergeman Group Construction Management* Blueray Aquatics BRS Roofi ng, Inc. Chaix Law CM2 and Associates, Inc. California Deck Coating, Inc. dba Crank Waterproofi ng


Earthco Landscape EntryOne (also known as BlueToothKey) First Citizens Bank Flood Pro Floor Coverings International Surf City Region Fontaine Weatherproofi ng, Inc. GoldStar Asphalt Products Great Scott Tree Care* Horizon Lighting, Inc. JB Bostick, LLC JUST RIGHT Painting Inc. LaBahn’s Landscaping* McKenzie Mena, LLP O’Connell Landscape Maintenance One Structural Inc DBA Balcony 1 Overwatch Defense International Inc. Painting Unlimited, Inc. Partners Plumbing Perimeter Protection and Surveillance Systems, Inc


Precision Concrete Cutting Precision Construction and Painting Precision Roofi ng & Waterproofi ng Inc.* Preferred Paving Company, Inc. Premier Commercial Painting South Inc. PrimeCo Pro-Tek Electrical & Lighting, Inc.* Purpose Roofi ng and Waterproofi ng Roseman Law, APC* Saddleback Fence & Vinyl Products S.B.S. Lien Services ServiceFirst Restoration, Inc. ServPro of Newport Beach SouthWest Landscape, Inc.* Splash Plumbing Stay Green, Inc. The Arbor Group LLC* The HOA Pros Podcast Three Phase Electric Tri-County Lighting Services, Inc.* Valley Bank Water Damage Rescue, Inc. *Thank you to our CLAC Upgrade Exhibitors


Parking Sponsors Behr Paint Company GuardTop by Sustainable Emulsions


Manager Table Sponsors Life Specialty Coatings Mason Reconstruction Mission Landscape Companies Premier Commercial Painting South Inc. The Management Trust


Namebadge Sponsor 24HRC


Lanyard Sponsor 24HRC


Pen Sponsor DSI Security Services


WiFi Sponsor Premier Commercial Painting South Inc.


July Luncheon Recap


July 21, 2025


Ryan Lancaster, CMCA, AMS, PCAM with Action Property Management Inc., AAMC


From the thrilling trivia format to the interactive audience participation and friendly competition, the July luncheon was both enlightening and entertaining! The event featured full audience engagement with exciting prizes up for grabs.


Attendees divided into four groups, encouraging active participation and challenging everyone’s HOA knowledge. Even seasoned industry professionals found themselves surprised by several of the answers, proving there’s always something new to learn!


Hosts Dirk Petchul, Esq. of Whitney | Petchul and Nicole Kardos-Claypool, CMCA, AMS of Optimum Professional Property Management, Inc. AAMC led the game show with expertise, navigating complex situations with multiple-choice trivia questions and detailed explanations. The audience’s enthusiasm peaked as answers were revealed, creating a dynamic and lively atmosphere.


Key takeaways from the event included:


• The crucial need for board members and managers to seek legal guidance when handling complex or diffi cult situations;


• The new fi ne limitations imposed by AB130 and how they affect enforcement practices;


• What happens when directors resign and who may vote in the absence of seated directors; and


• The legal requirements for approving special assessments exceeding 5% of the association’s budgeted gross expenses.


This session offered practical insights for board members, managers, and industry partners alike. Check www.caioc.org/events for future educational opportunities.


Speakers (l to r): Dirk Petchul, Esq. of Whitney | Petchul and Nicole Kardos, CMCA, AMS of Optimum Professional Property Management, Inc., AAMC


3rd Place Booth Decorating Contest - Stay Green, Inc.


1st Place Booth Decorating Contest - 24HRC


2nd Place Booth Decorating Contest - Advanced Painting & Wood Repair


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