Kelsy A
GBCommunication gets an F Awning was supposed to give me a quote and also more information about how my property would perform. Their representative never followed through or gave me a call back. His excuse was computer issues after this review, weeks later. However he had my contact information over email. Their representative was also looking at my LinkedIn and personal social media only after this review. Their management apologized that the reason is because they can’t work with every property. That is absolutely fine but I never heard back since their representatives told me he would look into all the information I gave with my properties. I would not recommend this company based on customer service and responsiveness. Be cautious of what information you share.
Troy Hansen
GBExceptional Short Term Rental Property Management Awning is an exceptional company and does a terrific job with Short Term Rental Property Management. Awning's services are top notch and the quality of services provided far exceed what you get with Vacasa, Red Awning, Evolve, and others. They take a much more personalized approach. The prices are a great value especially for what you get. Humberto and Andreis are super knowledgeable and extremely professional.
Dan Palumbo
GBAwning is a rarity Awning is a rarity - great communicators while being world class at property management. Highly recommend them to any one looking for a new property manager!
Irving Fannell
GBAwning was great! I found Awning to be a great fit for our business model. They were responsive to all of our questions and concerns. We had a positive experience with them, no issues.
Fitz Shipp
GBAvoid Awning - worse than doing it yourself This property management company is no more than a company that takes a significant slice of your revenue stream for barely any work. All they do is outsource to 1099 workers via mobile gig platforms, resulting in unreliable quality and poor communication. My experience was doomed from the outset. Onboarding was interrupted by my contact's vacation. The first guest arrived and had such a terrible experience they complained to Airbnb and got a partial refund - the difference was assessed as a penalty to me and not Awning for their mismanagement. I didn't learn about this until three months later due to delayed invoicing. Issues continued to mount over the short relationship I had with Awning until I terminated the agreement. Guests continued to leave poor reviews. They actually said things like "great house but terrible manager" in the listing. This resulted in a significant revenue loss for me, as all of this happened during the peak summer season. Today, I was deducted the full balance of disputed invoices which I did not approve. Their invoicing is very confusing, and their team never properly answered questions I had. Companies cannot deduct directly from checking accounts like this without proper approval, but Awning does it anyway. Since ending the Awning relationship, the listing has had 15 five-star reviews and no negative ones. It has been less stress to just manage on own.