Georgia HOA Management by County
99 firms across 43 counties.
99
Management firms
43
Counties covered
Fulton
Largest market · 40 firms
Not required
License required
Every county page ranks the HOA management companies actually operating there — based on
where their managed associations are registered with Google reviews, not just
where the firm keeps an office. For the full statewide list see
All Georgia Companies.
Fulton
40 firms
Gwinnett
30 firms
Cobb
28 firms
Cherokee
22 firms
Forsyth
19 firms
DeKalb
13 firms
Douglas
9 firms
Hall
8 firms
Paulding
7 firms
Richmond
6 firms
Chatham
6 firms
Clayton
4 firms
Henry
4 firms
Fayette
4 firms
Rockdale
4 firms
Barrow
3 firms
Walton
3 firms
Carroll
2 firms
Newton
2 firms
Coweta
2 firms
Columbia
1 firm
Glynn
1 firm
Gordon
1 firm
Catoosa
1 firm
Murray
1 firm
Walker
1 firm
Whitfield
1 firm
Oconee
1 firm
Bartow
1 firm
Camden
1 firm
Lincoln
1 firm
Bryan
1 firm
Effingham
1 firm
Liberty
1 firm
Haralson
1 firm
Jackson
1 firm
Spalding
1 firm
Muscogee
1 firm
Pickens
1 firm
Habersham
1 firm
White
1 firm
Lumpkin
1 firm
Banks
1 firm
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Georgia county has the most HOA management companies?
Fulton has the most HOA management companies in Georgia with 40 firms operating in the county.
How do I find HOA management companies in my county?
Select your county from the grid on this page (or use the search box) to see every firm we track operating there, ranked by local portfolio size, with Google ratings and license status where available.
Do HOA management companies in Georgia need to be licensed?
Georgia does not license management firms as entities, but individual community association managers must hold a Georgia CAM license issued by the Georgia Real Estate Commission (O.C.G.A. Title 43, Ch. 40). Also look for national credentials such as CMCA, AMS, or PCAM.
Why isn't my county listed?
County pages group firms by the home-base county identified in our research records. If your county isn't listed, no firm in our dataset is currently based there — firms from neighboring counties often still serve the area.
Can a management company based in another county manage my association?
Yes. Most established firms serve communities across several counties, and larger firms operate statewide. County pages rank firms by how many associations they actually manage locally, regardless of where their head office is.