North Carolina HOA Management by County
216 firms across 49 counties.
216
Management firms
49
Counties covered
Mecklenburg
Largest market · 58 firms
None
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 North Carolina Companies.
Mecklenburg
58 firms
Guilford
18 firms
Wake
18 firms
Durham
17 firms
New Hanover
11 firms
Chatham
10 firms
Forsyth
10 firms
Alamance
9 firms
Iredell
8 firms
Henderson
7 firms
Pitt
7 firms
Union
6 firms
Buncombe
6 firms
Cabarrus
6 firms
Davidson
6 firms
Gaston
5 firms
Brunswick
5 firms
Johnston
5 firms
Harnett
5 firms
Dare
4 firms
Moore
4 firms
Cleveland
4 firms
Franklin
3 firms
Lincoln
3 firms
Rowan
3 firms
Orange
3 firms
Burke
3 firms
Randolph
3 firms
Rutherford
3 firms
Carteret
2 firms
Haywood
2 firms
Transylvania
2 firms
McDowell
2 firms
Davie
2 firms
Edgecombe
1 firm
Onslow
1 firm
Pender
1 firm
Jones
1 firm
Swain
1 firm
Caldwell
1 firm
Stanly
1 firm
Cumberland
1 firm
Bladen
1 firm
Polk
1 firm
Jackson
1 firm
Caswell
1 firm
Watauga
1 firm
Craven
1 firm
Granville
1 firm
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which North Carolina county has the most HOA management companies?
Mecklenburg has the most HOA management companies in North Carolina with 58 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 North Carolina need to be licensed?
North Carolina does not require a state license specifically for HOA or community association managers. Look for national credentials (CMCA, AMS, PCAM) held by the firm's managers.
Why isn't my county listed?
County pages are built from Google reviews records that identify where each managed association is located. If your county isn't listed, no firm in our dataset currently reports managing an association 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.