Georgetown HOA Management Company

Key takeaways

Georgetown boards are served from our Round Rock office on I-35.
San Gabriel River Estates and Beltorre Property Owners Association are recent Georgetown clients.
Boards get live financial reporting, online payments and monthly packages they can read.
Many Georgetown boards come to us during a builder hand-off or a change of management company.

PS Property Management is a Georgetown HOA management company serving boards from our Round Rock office on I-35. New subdivisions along SH 29, Ronald Reagan Boulevard and the San Gabriel River are now forming their first homeowner boards. If your board is comparing Georgetown HOA management companies, this page explains what we do, who we serve in northern Williamson County, and how to get a proposal.

Why Georgetown boards choose PS Property Management

Most of the communities we serve in Georgetown came to us during a transition: a builder handing control to homeowners, a board replacing a management company that stopped returning calls, or a self-managed association that outgrew a volunteer treasurer. In every case the board wanted the same three things: someone who answers the phone, financials they can actually read, and a manager who knows the area.

Local and family-owned. We are not a national roll-up. Our Round Rock office serves Georgetown, our leadership team is reachable, and our managers drive the communities they serve.
Proven in Georgetown. San Gabriel River Estates, a gated equestrian community south of SH 29, joined us in 2024, and Beltorre Property Owners Association joined in August 2026.
Transparent financials. Boards get live financial reporting, online payments, and monthly packages they do not need an accountant to interpret.
Technology homeowners actually use. Online account access, online ARC applications, compliance tracking, email and text notifications, and a community website for every association we manage.
Board training. Our board member training series walks new directors through budgets, reserves, elections and Texas Property Code requirements.

HOA management services for Georgetown communities

Every community is different, so our agreements are built around what your board needs rather than a one-size-fits-all package. The core services include:

Accounting and collections: assessment billing, accounts payable, monthly financial statements, budget preparation, reserve planning and delinquency management.
Compliance and deed restriction enforcement: regular drive-throughs, documented violation notices that follow Texas law, and an online architectural review process.
Vendor and project management: bidding, contracts, insurance verification and oversight for landscaping, pools, roads, fences, gates and capital projects.
Amenity management: pool access, pool keys and waivers, clubhouse reservations and gate systems. Learn more on our amenity management page.
Board and annual meetings: notices, agendas, elections, minutes and the governance paperwork most volunteer boards would rather not touch.
Homeowner communication: a community website, email blasts, text alerts and a customer service team that responds during business hours and routes true emergencies after hours.
Insurance: access to our HOA insurance program for associations that want better coverage at a group rate.

Where we serve in and around Georgetown

Georgetown sits in the middle of our service area, which runs the length of I-35 from South Austin to Temple.

Georgetown: single-family HOAs, gated and acreage communities, and condominium associations on both sides of I-35, including the growth west toward Ronald Reagan Boulevard and east along SH 29.
Round Rock, Hutto and Taylor: our home base; see our Round Rock HOA management page.
Jarrell and Salado: newer developments along I-35 where the builder is handing control to a homeowner board for the first time.
Leander and Liberty Hill: communities west along SH 29 and 183A, covered from the same office. Read about our Leander HOA management services.
Temple and Bell County: see our Temple HOA management page.

Read more about what is driving growth up the corridor in our article on HOA management from Georgetown to Temple.

How a transition to PS Property Management works

Request a proposal. Tell us about your community, your current situation and what is not working. We prepare a proposal for your board.
Meet with us. We meet with your board to walk through the proposal and answer questions before you sign. Ask us to show you the board dashboard and homeowner portal.
Transfer records and set up accounts. When your board hires PS, we request the records from the outgoing company and prepare the amended management certificate for the board’s signature. We also set up the association’s bank accounts.
Notify the community. We notify owners and vendors about the management change. Homeowners can then use the portal for payments, documents and requests.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have an office in Georgetown?

Our offices are in Round Rock and South Austin, and our Round Rock office serves Georgetown. Our managers visit their Georgetown communities on a consistent schedule rather than waiting for an issue or complaint to arise.

What size communities do you manage in Georgetown?

Gated acreage communities, single-family HOAs and condominium associations. We currently manage five associations in the city. Pricing is based on the number of units and the services your board selects.

How much does HOA management cost in Georgetown, TX?

Most full-service agreements are priced per unit per month, and the rate depends on the size of the community, the amenities, and whether you want accounting-only or full management. Request a proposal and we will give you a written quote, not an estimate.

Can you take over mid-year from another management company?

Yes. Most of our Williamson County clients came to us from another company. We handle the records request, bank account changes and homeowner notices so the board does not have to.

Get a Georgetown HOA management proposal

If your Georgetown, Jarrell or Liberty Hill community is ready for a management company that treats it like a neighbor instead of an account number, request a no-obligation proposal or call us at 512-251-6122, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. You can also read why boards choose PS and see the full list of services we provide across Central Texas.

“In every case the board wanted the same three things: someone who answers the phone, financials they can actually read, and a manager who knows the area.”