Looking for a Better HOA Management Company?
At Spectrum Association Management, we believe that HOA board members are unsung community heroes. You may not wear a cape (you should, you would rock it), but we know you work hard to make your neighborhood better for homeowners.
As for us—we’re here to make your job as easy as possible. With our commitment to customer service, communication, and expertise, we can help HOA board members hit “refresh” on their management solutions.
Current Spectrum
Board Members
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Current Spectrum
Board Members
Hey, It’s nice to see you again!
(virtual secret handshake.) Thank you for your service.
Login to access your account tools.
Looking for a Better HOA Management Company?
At Spectrum Association Management, we believe that HOA board members are unsung community heroes. You may not wear a cape (you should, you would rock it), but we know you work hard to make your neighborhood better for homeowners.
As for us—we’re here to make your job as easy as possible. With our commitment to customer service, communication, and expertise, we can help HOA board members hit “refresh” on their management solutions.
Refreshing HOA Management
At Spectrum Association Management we’re here to serve, wherever you are… as long as you’re in Texas or Arizona. From the metropolitan areas of Phoenix, San Antonio, Houston, Austin, and Dallas-Fort Worth, to tight-knit communities in Corpus Christi, Waco, Bryan-College Station or Midland-Odessa—we’re there.
Ready for a Refreshingly Different HOA management company?
As an HOA board member, it’s easy to feel burned out by slow response times, disorganized projects, or inaccurate financial reports. You want a well-managed HOA that allows your community to thrive.
Spectrum Association Management can help. Our community management services are specifically designed to address the real problems that real communities face on a day-to-day basis.
We pride ourselves on our stellar customer service, backed by a customer retention rate of 97%. How do we do it?
- We focus on what we’re good at: we only manage single family communities (usually 200+ homes).
- We hire carefully. Our people love what they do and it shows (so do our best places to work awards).
- We don’t overwork our community managers. We limit the number of communities each manager oversees, so any concerns can be addressed in a timely manner.
What can Spectrum
do for you?
Some services that set us apart include:
Homeowner help. Whatever your homeowners’ needs, we have them covered. We offer online chat, email, and one-call resolutions, for better help, fast.
- Project management. Eliminate the headaches of community projects by letting our team take the reins. You’ll experience fewer delays with our 10-day turnaround, and you’ll get efficiency and transparency along the way.
- Financial clarity. We provide accurate financial reports in real-time, so they’re always available when you need them most.
- HOA Manager Board Training. Is your board being properly trained by your management company? Our “Boardline” board member training is designed to help board members become more confident, more efficient, and more consistent because when everyone is on the same page, that’s when the magic of a well-run community happens. Spectrum board members receive in-depth training. We want to help you too just click to register for your training.
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