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How to win landscaping contracts at Austin properties

Austin has 2,115 HOAs, 2,388 apartment communities in WhoRunsWhat's data (Oct 31, 2026).

Last updated Oct 31, 2026 · Sources: county appraisal districts, Texas Real Estate Commission, Texas Comptroller

Who decides

HOA landscaping contracts are usually bid by the association's management company and approved by the board. Apartment landscaping is contracted per property or across a manager's regional portfolio.

Where to focus

HOA management certificates name the management company for each association, so one relationship with a manager reaches every HOA it runs in your area.

Vendor approval

Large management companies usually require a credentialing service, insurance certificates and a W-9 before a first job. See requirements for the top Texas managers.

Timing

Many HOA contracts renew with the association's fiscal year; boards often take bids in the fall for January starts.

Biggest single decisions in Austin

Companies that control the most properties in the segment that suits this trade.

CompanyPropertiesVendor credentialing
Goodwin & Company60not yet verified
Alliance Association Management15not yet verified
PS Property Management9not yet verified
RowCal9not yet verified
RealManage8not yet verified
The Management Trust8not yet verified
Carlisle Community Management7not yet verified
Lifetime HOA Management5not yet verified
PMP Management5not yet verified
WRMC (Worth Ross Management Company)4not yet verified

Questions from landscaping companies

How do landscaping companies get contracts at Austin HOAs and apartment communities?

HOA landscaping contracts are usually bid by the association's management company and approved by the board. Apartment landscaping is contracted per property or across a manager's regional portfolio.

How many properties could a landscaping company serve in Austin?

2,115 HOAs, 2,388 apartment communities (WhoRunsWhat data, October 2026).

When do Austin properties buy landscaping services?

Many HOA contracts renew with the association's fiscal year; boards often take bids in the fall for January starts.