maintenance supervisor

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Hillpointe

A typical day at Hillpointe is fast-paced and rewarding. Each day involves a mix of leasing, resident interactions, marketing outreach, and collaborating with team members to ensure the property operates smoothly. No two days are the same, which keeps the role engaging and encourages continuous growth.

During my time with Hillpointe, I learned valuable skills in leasing, sales strategy, customer service, and time management. I also gained hands-on experience with property management systems, fair housing practices, and building strong relationships with residents, vendors, and community partners. The experience strengthened my ability to problem-solve and multitask in a high-volume environment.

Management at Hillpointe is supportive, professional, and approachable. Leadership sets clear expectations while providing guidance and encouragement. There is a strong emphasis on accountability, teamwork, and personal development, which helps employees feel empowered and motivated.

The workplace culture is collaborative and positive. Team members support one another, communicate effectively, and take pride in representing the company and their communities. Hillpointe fosters an environment where hard work is recognized and contributions are valued.

The hardest part of the job is balancing multiple priorities while meeting leasing goals and maintaining high customer service standards. The role requires adaptability, organization, and the ability to stay calm under pressure.

The most enjoyable part of the job is helping prospects find a place they can truly call home and building meaningful connections with residents. Being part of a team that works toward shared goals and seeing the direct impact of your efforts on the success of the property is extremely fulfilling.

Well my experience here was good and bad. It seemed like a good company in the beginning. They have beautiful properties and the idea concept that they have is also brilliant. The problem come in because there are a lot of family that work there and people who have worked together for a long time or they came to the company together so you will feel like an outsider that can’t get in the “good boys club”! I had a bad experience with coworkers doing underhanded things in private and the “good girls club” stuck together and made me feel as if I was not seeing what was happening. Unfortunately if you are of color it’s not much growth for you there unless you shut your mouth. They meet their quota “if you know what I mean”! One thing to do when you are hired is get a true understanding of how they operate, ask the tough questions and do your homework. When you ask hard questions you are looked at as being “hard to deal with” and trust they will stick together! So, that can be a good thing and a bad thing. I believe some Regionals have a lot on their plate so they definitely want the Property Managers to be self sufficient which is great! I think they need to have at least one position in each area staffed on their newer properties before bringing someone in! There is no accountability taken on the construction side of things and they will try and sneak things in on you if they feel like you don’t know their way of doing things, so you find out the hard way. The owners are good you just have to play your role and keep going. 

Working at Hillpointe is a unique experience — it’s exciting, rewarding, and yes, a little scary at times. But it’s the kind of "scary" that comes with growth and possibility. Every day feels like opening a box of chocolates — you never know what’s coming, but you know it’s going to be something new.

As a company, we’re in a season of rapid growth and transformation. Change can be unsettling for some, but it’s also where the magic happens. With our newly established core values as a solid foundation, we’re building something incredible. The process isn’t always smooth or predictable — and that’s okay. True growth never is. It requires adaptability, patience, and grit, but the reward is knowing you’re part of something bigger.

The hardest part of working here is also the best part: adapting. Change challenges you, but it also strengthens you. At Hillpointe, we’re not just building communities; we’re building each other. The most enjoyable aspect of my role is the sense of camaraderie. Everyone here is welcoming, supportive, and genuinely committed to helping one another succeed. It’s a reminder that we’re all in this together, striving for something greater than ourselves.

If you’re ready to embrace change, lean into growth, and give it your all, Hillpointe is the place where you’ll find purpose, passion, and possibility. The best is yet to come.

I truly enjoy working at Hillpointe! Being part of the Property Operations team has been an incredible experience. The leadership here is strong and visionary, always focused on helping us succeed. Beyond that, the company genuinely takes care of its people — from great benefits to a positive, motivating culture. Every day, I’m inspired by the amazing teammates I get to work alongside and proud to be part of such a forward-thinking organization.

It’s unfortunate to see a few negative reviews from individuals who may not have fully understood the company’s new direction and growth strategy. Hillpointe is expanding rapidly, and with new properties comes the exciting challenge of getting out into the community, building relationships, and driving successful lease-ups. Those who embrace that vision and put in the work quickly see the results — both personally and professionally.

Overall, this is a company that rewards dedication, encourages growth, and values its people. I’m proud to be part of Hillpointe’s continued success!


My typical day starts with checking emails, logging into entrata to see the daily tasks that need to be completed. Working with Property Managers and Service Techs to help make sure daily tasks and orders are completed in a timely manner for the tenants.  I have learned to read the workorders and make ready schedules. Management has been great on answering any questions that I have, open to team chats to share screens to walk me through a process if needed. Everyone has been very helpful and open to answer any questions during my learning phase. Hardest part so far has just been learning the sites, I learn better being hands on, as the days go on, the more I get to work hands on with they system and learn much more. The hardest part has been learning a new job environment. I've never worked with properties before, but I am excited for the new adventure. I have enjoyed meeting lots of new people, and traveling around a little bit. 

This was one of the worst work environments I have experienced. The company expects employees to prioritize work above everything else, and there is essentially no work-life balance. Long hours and constant pressure are the norm, and the workload can be overwhelming.

Leadership and communication are extremely inconsistent, and expectations frequently change without clear direction. Employees are often left trying to figure things out on their own while still being expected to perform at a very high level.

There is also a noticeable culture of favoritism. Opportunities and treatment do not always feel based on merit or performance, which creates a frustrating and discouraging environment.

Overall, the workplace culture is stressful, unsupportive, and difficult to sustain long term. I would strongly recommend that anyone considering working here do thorough research before accepting a role.

I would avoid this company unless you want to go down with it. I worked with Hillpointe for nearly a year and what started as a company where I truly felt cared about and appreciated, quickly turned into feeling like you’re being run over by a corporate bus. After firing nearly everyone in upper management and replacing with people who do not care for their employees whatsoever, I put in my two week notice. From pay structure changes to new business hours that were discussed and took effect after everyone had left for the day to be effective the very next day. There was simply no communication with the people working onsite and no room for work/life balance. They no longer care for their employees and I would avoid being another person they can walk all over and use wherever they can. Look elsewhere!

This was the worst company I ever worked for. The office is chronically understaffed, they want to pay employees less than the going market pay rates, because of understaffing you are expected to work at least 6 days a week and upper management has zero respect or appreciation for employees. They have a huge team of middle managers so they cannot afford better salaries for on site team or care about anyone working on site. The employee turnover for on site is 90%. They hired me under a bonus plan and then after I was hired, my bonus was cut.they make it very hard to get your bonuses and since they are all lease ups, there are no move in commissions so you bank on these big bonuses. The construction is terrible, no quality control what so ever. We had so many maintenance issues from poor construction that we had 291 work orders in 1 month. 

Starting my new role has been an incredibly rewarding experience. From day one, I felt welcomed and supported by a team that truly values collaboration, innovation, and personal growth. The onboarding process was smooth and well-organized, making the transition into my new responsibilities seamless.

What stands out most is the positive work culture—everyone is approachable, encouraging, and genuinely invested in each other's success. Leadership is transparent and communicative, and there's a strong emphasis on continuous learning and development.

I'm excited about the opportunities ahead and feel confident that this is a place where I can thrive both professionally and personally. Looking forward to growing with this amazing team!

I have been with Hillpointe for a year now and honestly couldnt be happier. I have always loved the culture and values Hillpointe stands for. Weve had some recent changes to our executive leadership and at first I was really nervous like anyone would be, but in my experience so far I think Hillpointe is going to soar to bigger and better heights with the changes being implemented.  

So many people are used to the cookie cutter property management style and Hillpointe has brought on fresh talent that is thinking out side of the box and changing the industry standards. So if you want to work for a company that is evolving, encourages individuality, and gives you the power to make out of the box decisions then come work here! 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Maintenance supervisor 71 salaries reported	$57,000 per year
Maintenance technician 1 salary reported	$21.50 per hour
Leasing agent 35 salaries reported	$125,000 per year
Community manager 4 salaries reported	$68,125 per year
Service technician 2 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour

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