Amenities
Association Amenities
The community has two beautiful parks. One is located in Section 1 on Bridlewood Drive just past the entrance to the community. The other is located in Section 3 at the corner of Sagamore/Nautical. Both parks boast brand new park equipment as of 2011. Take your kids out and enjoy!
The community also has two large lakes for residents’ enjoyments and many bridle paths for hiking and biking.
Association
POA Responsibilities
A POA provides people with shared neighborhood values, an opportunity to enforce regulations, consistent with overarching statutory constraints, to achieve a community representative of such values. In doing so, a POA inherently restricts the rights that would otherwise exist for its members based on municipal codes. For instance, a degree of conformity is often required in the exterior appearance of single-family homes and there are often time limits and/or restrictions to activities generating noise.
These bylaws can be limited in various degrees by state laws, with some overriding federal judicial or statutory limits. Board members and officers are chosen by election from its property owners, but residents are needed to offer help and support for the maintenance of our subdivision.
Homeowners Associations generally have meetings for the entire board and membership. These meetings are generally monthly or sometimes quarterly, and focus on handling the Property Owners Association’s business.
Overall, it is the responsibility of our POA board to enforce our Deed Restrictions and consistently maintain the appearance and property value of our homes. It is a thankless job, but, luckily some choose to donate their time and efforts to work for us. They always welcome volunteers! Remember, every time a deed restriction is mailed, it cost each of us money!
Assessments
The 2025 assessment has been set at $718.00.
Trash Service Fee is set at $289.00
Fire Services Agreement is set at $312.00
The general assessment paid on all properties is $718.00. This is the same amount as 2024.
Ø If you have a home outside of Rosenberg city limits then you will see a trash service fee of $289.77 for trash and
recycling provided by the association. Rosenberg gets this from the city as part of their city tax dollars.
Ø And all properties outside of Rosenberg city limits will also see a fire services fee of $312.00. Under an agreement
with the City of Rosenberg, they will provide fire protection and rescue services to all properties in return for a monthly fee paid by the association. City resident receive these services as part of their city tax dollars.
The 2025 general assessment represents a 0% increase over the prior year’s assessments. You may pay your assessments online with a credit card or eCheck at www.ciaservices.com. Additionally, a copy of the 2025 preliminary budget has been provided via mail for your review.
Assessment Due Date: Assessments are billed annually and are due on January 1st and become delinquent on January 31st.
Payment Options:
- Online payments can be made by credit/debit card or eCheck by going to ciaservices.com or our owner app, myreddog.ciaservices.com. The Association’s bank collects a convenience fee for credit/debit card transactions and one-time eCheck payments. The bank determines the fee amount, and we have no authority to set the fee amount and cannot waive, decrease, or amend the fee in any way.
Collections Policy: Finance charges are applied on the last day of each month. On February 1st, or when your account is 30 days past due, a $40.00 late fee is applied to all unpaid accounts. If your account remains delinquent, a late fee of $60.00will be applied on March 1st or when your account is 60 days past due. In June, or when your account is 150 days past due, an attorney will file a Notice of Lien Affidavit, and a fee will be placed on the delinquent accounts. The board will consider sending accounts to the Association’s attorney to begin legal collections efforts. All costs incurred and legal fees will be charged back to the account.
Payment Plans: If you are unable to pay the full balance by the due date, please contact our office to set up a payment plan if your account will become delinquent. Interest will continue to accrue but the collection steps noted above will be suspended once the payment plan is accepted and payments are made in accordance with your approved payment plan. The Association’s Payment Plan Policy is posted at www.ciaservices.com.
Questions: If you have any questions, please contact our office at 713-981-9000 or e-mail customercare@ciaservices.com. Our offices are open Monday thru Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. For your convenience, extended customer service hours are offered on these days by phone or email between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
How to Request a Refund of Your New Home Builder Deposit
If you recently completed the construction of your new home in the community and would like to request the refund of your deposit, please submit your request and we will seek approval from the ACC. If approved, a check will be processed. Please note, your home must be 100% complete including landscaping or your deposit will not be returned. No exceptions. PLEASE NOTE: New home plans (full size) are not returned to the owner after construction is completed. It becomes the property of the Association.
Architectural Control Requirements
Anything exterior that you change on your property needs approval from the ACC. This means new homes, pools, pool covers, driveway additions, play equipment, gates, fences, additions to existing homes, barns, extra garages, outbuildings, etc.
Would you like to join the NextDoor Group?
If you live in Bridlewood Estates and would like to join the NextDoor community group please visit this link and the administrator will grant you access after it is verified you live in the community.
Mowing Requirements
The Board of Directors for Bridlewood Estates has specific criteria for how all lots should be kept at all times;
- Grass must be no more than 6 inches.
- The entire property must be mowed, including ditches and road frontage.
- If the property has trees, you must trim around them so no tall grass or foliage remains. You must also trim around any utility boxes.
- If the property has a sign on it, you must remove the sign before you mow, and replace it after you finish.
If all of the above requirements are not followed, the Board of Directors will force mow the property to complete the mowing. The property owner will be sent a bill for the force mow and will be told that their property was not mowed according to our requirements. We reserve the right to refuse approval of lawn services that do not follow our requirements.
Services and Utilities
Trash Collection
Each home in the community is billed for trash service through their yearly assessment EXCEPT those that live in section 4 on Little Haven Ct, Heritage Haven Ct, Cartwright Ct, Grande Gables Drive and lots 28-31 of Rustling Oaks Drive.
The City of Rosenberg picks up trash for the exceptions listed above.
All other homes are picked up by WCA and their trash days are Monday and Thursday with Thursday being heavy trash day.
WCA: 281-368-8397
EXTRA TRASH CAN’S CAN BE OBTAINED: If you would like to purchase an extra trashcan for your use, please contact WCA directly. The one-time cost for an extra 96-gallon trash can is $65.00 and the cost for a 65 gallon recycle container is $50.00.
Water & Sewer Services
Water and sewer services are provided by Quadvest, Inc.
281-356-5347
713-787-1851 (after hrs.)
Who can I call to get Mosquito Spraying?
Fort Bend Road & Bridge handles the mosquito fogging for the community. You can call them at 281-342-4513. Click here to see where in the County they are spraying.
Electricity Providers
Since electricity deregulation has occurred in Texas, consumers may choose from a number of companies for electricity.
To learn about the electric competition in Texas and shop for electricity providers, visit the official Electric Choice Website of the Public Utility Commission of Texas.
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Security
Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Department
If you have an emergency, please call 911.
For non-emergency calls, please contact the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Department at 281-341-4703.
Schools
Area Schools
Lamar Consolidated ISD is the school district.
Williams Elementary School
5111 FM 762
Richmond, TX 77469
832-223-2700
Navarro Middle School
4700 Avenue N
Rosenberg, TX 77471
832-223-3700
Reading Junior High School
8101 FM 762
Richmond, TX 77469
832-223-3700
George Ranch High School
8181 FM 762
Richmond, TX 77469
832-223-4200
