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Management for community associations

Management company directory

Florida HOA & condo management companies

Research company names reported in Florida association filings, then compare the services your association needs. A listing is a starting point, not a recommendation or confirmation of current availability.

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Compare firms against the same brief

Start with your association type, unit count, county, responsibilities and decision timeline. Ask each candidate the same questions so the board can compare more than the monthly fee.

Service fit

Who handles inspections, financial reports, meetings and vendor coordination? Ask about manager workload, local coverage and references from similar associations.

Full cost

Compare the base fee, included work, extra charges and contract terms. Ask how after-hours work, collections and special projects are priced.

Transition plan

Confirm who transfers records, reconciles balances, introduces vendors and communicates with residents. Agree on responsibilities and a realistic handover schedule.

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Companies named in association records

Showing 200 of 1,064 companies, ordered by the number of associations naming them in public records. These are recorded relationships, not verified current clients, service territories or a quality ranking. Variant spellings of one company name are combined. Similar names may still refer to the same firm; confirm identity and availability directly.

Source: the management-company field on Florida DBPR association records. Open a company to inspect the underlying association records. Filing information can change and may use different names for the same business. Listing does not imply endorsement, a license check or a relationship with Common Elements.

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An authorized board member, manager or association representative can share a management request. Matching depends on eligible firms and coverage; a saved request may wait for availability. Homeowners can use these records and guides to prepare questions for their board.

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