Welcoming Kim to Snow Capped Properties!
Charles Phanumphai • February 27, 2025
Exciting News – Welcoming Kim to Snow Capped Properties!
Dear Snow Capped Homeowners and Tenants,
We are excited to share some great news with you—Snow Capped Properties is growing! As of February 24, 2025, we have welcomed Kim to our team to help support our expanding portfolio. With 83 doors currently under management and a goal of reaching 120, we remain committed to maintaining the high-quality service and personal care you’ve come to expect from us.
Kim is a Grand County native with a diverse background that makes her a fantastic addition to our team. In addition to her experience in property services, she brings skills in locksmithing, private investigations, and co-ownership of a local tile and stone company. She has also been deeply involved in the community, serving as the Past President of the local Chamber of Commerce.
Beyond her professional expertise, Kim enjoys home life at Lake John with her husband, grandkids, chickens, and bees. She has a passion for gardening and crafting, which speaks to her hands-on, detail-oriented nature—qualities that will serve our homeowners and tenants well.
We are excited for you to meet Kim and experience the continued dedication to service that Snow Capped Properties is known for. Thank you for being a valued part of our community—we look forward to growing together!
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