Is Atlanta HOA Services a property management company?
No. AHS works on the physical side of HOA communities: common-area assets, vendors, maintenance, inspections and projects. We do not collect dues, keep the books, run elections, enforce covenants or handle resident communications.
We already use an accountant or financial-management company. Can we keep them?
Yes. They keep handling accounting and financial administration; AHS works alongside them on the vendors and the common areas.
Do we have to replace our existing vendors?
No. CAP can independently check the vendors you already have and document how they perform. If one is not performing, AHS can help with bidding and the transition.
What if we only need help with one service or one project?
That is fine. AHS can take on a single recurring service or a one-time project such as landscaping, pool maintenance, tree work, roofing, security cameras, paving, drainage or fencing.
Can AHS take responsibility for most of our physical maintenance?
Potentially, as a custom Community Maintenance Partnership. We would first review your common-area assets, contracts, budget and approval process. Any arrangement is defined in a written proposal; it is not an automatic full-service HOA contract.
How much does CAP cost?
CAP Base is currently published at $475 per month, month-to-month. Pricing for recurring services and larger projects depends on the scope of work.
What areas do you serve?
Metro Atlanta communities in DeKalb, Fulton, Gwinnett, and Cobb counties.
What happens during the free community assessment?
We learn how your HOA is structured, find the services and assets creating the most workload or risk, look at how your vendors are handled, and recommend independent oversight, selected AHS services, or a combination. There is no obligation to replace your vendors or change how your association is governed.