HOA Management

Cedar Park HOA Management Company

Key takeaways

  • The Round Rock office serves Cedar Park boards.
  • PS manages two Cedar Park associations: a homeowners association and an office condominium association.
  • Boards get live dashboards, monthly financial statements and a team that handles association work.
  • After a board hires PS, the team requests records, sets up accounts and notifies owners and vendors.

PS Property Management is a Cedar Park HOA management company serving boards from our Round Rock office. We manage two associations in Cedar Park: a homeowners association and an office condominium association. We have served Central Texas communities since 1987. Today, we help with accounting, maintenance, homeowner requests and board records.

Why Cedar Park boards choose PS Property Management

Your board gets a local serving office, clear financial access and a team that handles association work. We manage 100+ communities across Central Texas.

  • Your serving office: Our Round Rock office serves Cedar Park. You can reach our team at (512) 251-6122 during office hours, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central.
  • Cedar Park proof: Creek Bend Office Condominiums is a Cedar Park office condominium association that joined PS on October 1, 2026. Our local work includes a homeowners association.
  • Financial visibility: Board dashboards show live bank balances, work orders and architectural requests. Our accounting team prepares monthly financial statements, and your board sets its own invoice-approval rule.
  • People you can reach: A CAI-certified manager works with our local accounting team. Bilingual staff can help board members and homeowners in English and Spanish.
  • Board training: Our free HOA board training offers nine modules with no sign-up.

HOA and condo management services for Cedar Park communities

PS handles the financial, property and administrative work that keeps an association running. Cedar Park boards can discuss the services their community needs, from collections and repairs to meetings and resale documents.

  • Accounting and collections: We collect assessments, process vendor invoices and prepare monthly financial statements. We coordinate budgets, reserve studies, tax returns and audits. Delinquencies follow the association’s own policy. Read about HOA accounting.
  • Maintenance and inspections: We coordinate repairs and inspect property on the schedule the community chooses. Condo communities get monthly or bi-monthly inspections. We also supervise on-site personnel when the association has them.
  • Deed restriction and architectural review: We apply the community’s CC&Rs, rules and architectural guidelines consistently. Our team tracks architectural requests and violations to closure and sends homeowner correspondence.
  • Vendor and project management: We write bid specifications for larger jobs, monitor vendor performance and coordinate repairs. For communities with pools, clubhouses or gates, we handle amenity management too.
  • Insurance: We review the current insurance package, flag gaps and coordinate with the association’s licensed agent. We manage claims from filing through replacement. See the HOA insurance program.
  • Board meetings and records: We prepare notices and agendas, run board and annual meetings, and keep minutes and resolutions. We maintain homeowner records and support voting and document amendments.
  • Resale documents: We provide closing instructions, homeowner account status, condo questionnaires and rules packets for title companies.
  • Homeowner and board technology: Homeowners can pay assessments, check balances, find documents and submit work orders or architectural requests online. Boards get dashboards with live bank balances and custom community alerts.

Single-family HOAs, master-planned communities, townhome associations and condominiums need different combinations of this work. We can also support self-managed boards and newer neighborhoods moving from builder control to a homeowner board.

Where we serve in and around Cedar Park

Our Round Rock office serves Cedar Park, northwest of Austin, across Williamson County and the small part in Travis County. We serve boards anywhere in Cedar Park, from US 183 to RM 620, including areas along the 183A Toll Road and RM 1431. The office is at 1490 Rusk Rd, Ste 301, Round Rock, TX 78665. Nearby communities can also see our pages for:

How a transition to PS Property Management works

Your board can request a proposal and decide whether to hire PS. After that decision, we gather records, set up accounts and notify owners and vendors.

  1. Request a proposal. Tell us about your association, its amenities and the services your board needs. We prepare a proposal for your community.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. Notify the community and open access. We notify owners and vendors about the management change. Homeowners can then use the portal for payments, documents and requests.

If your association is self-managed or moving from builder control, tell us which records your board already holds.

Frequently asked questions

How much does HOA management cost in Cedar Park?

Pricing is custom to your community — request a proposal. Your proposal reflects your community’s size, amenities and the services your board selects.

Which PS Property Management office serves Cedar Park?

Our Round Rock office serves Cedar Park. It is at 1490 Rusk Rd, Ste 301, Round Rock, TX 78665. Call (512) 251-6122 during office hours, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central.

Does PS manage condominiums in Cedar Park?

Yes. We manage two associations in Cedar Park: a homeowners association and an office condominium association. Condo communities get monthly or bi-monthly inspections, plus help with shared property and association records.

How does a Cedar Park HOA switch management companies?

Your board requests a proposal and asks its questions. After your board hires PS, we request records from the outgoing company, set up bank accounts and notify owners and vendors.

What online tools do Cedar Park homeowners get?

Homeowners get a portal to pay assessments, check balances, find documents and submit work orders or architectural requests. They can also reserve an amenity area online when the community has one.

Do you help self-managed or builder-transition communities in Cedar Park?

Yes. Self-managed associations and newer neighborhoods moving from builder control can request a proposal. Tell us what your board already handles and which records it holds so we can plan the handoff.

Get a Cedar Park HOA management proposal

Tell us about your community through our Request a Proposal page. You can also email info@psprop.net or call our Round Rock office at (512) 251-6122.

“Your board gets a local serving office, clear financial access and a team that handles association work.”