As part of our efforts to protect all residents, and help stop the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Ravens Crest East is a smoke free community since Jan. 1, 2019. Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the community including inside individual condos, cars, walking paths, parking lots and roads.

Help protect your home from water damage

An undetected water leak can cause a lot of damage before it is discovered, and take a big bite out of your wallet. Prevent damage and save money with a Water Leak Detector Alarm. These units detect water leaks from plumbing & appliances and sound an alarm when a leak is detected. Some models can also be used to discover and locate mold that is caused by a buildup of moisture.

These units can be purchased at most home supply stores.
The Home Depot
Lowe's

Some devices, such as the Xircon model# 68882, can sound an alarm and connect via your WiFi to send alerts to your mobile device.

Are you renovating your bathroom and have the original tan square floor tiles?  The Association is looking for original bathroom floor and cove tiles so we can repair existing units.  If you are renovating your bathroom, please contact Management@RavensCrestEast.com, (609) 275-7353, and we will compensate you for any tiles that can be recovered in good condition.

Please read the following letter from Len Barber, President, Executive Property Management, updating all owners on EPM's response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, and ongoing support for Ravens Crest East operations.
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As concerns grow about the spread of the coronavirus, we recommend that you regularly consult the website of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) at www.cdc.gov for the latest updates.

Etiquette for Dog Owners

As pet owners, we have a responsibility to manage our pets and ensure good behavior in public. Gentle, pain-free methods are essential to training dogs and helping them bond with their owners. Being gentle, though, doesn’t mean allowing or sugar-coating bad manners (“He’s so excited to see you!” “She doesn’t know her own strength”). Cultivating appropriate behavior in our dogs paves the way for pleasant relations and peaceful coexistence among dog owners and non-owners alike. Read on!