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How to win security contracts at Dallas–Fort Worth properties

Dallas–Fort Worth has 7,678 apartment communities, 4,975 HOAs, 1,242 hotels in WhoRunsWhat's data (Oct 31, 2026).

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

Who decides

Courtesy officers, patrol and access control are contracted by the management company or HOA board.

Where to focus

Large communities and HOAs with gated entries buy patrol and access control; start with the managers that run the most units.

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

Year-round.

Biggest single decisions in Dallas–Fort Worth

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

CompanyPropertiesVendor credentialing
Omnium Management Company Inc21not yet verified
RPM Living20not yet verified
Westdale Asset Management19not yet verified
Sunridge Management Group, Inc.19not yet verified
Alpha-Barnes Real Estate Services LLC19not yet verified
Volunteers of America Texas Property Management Co17not yet verified
GREP Texas, LLC12not yet verified
Fountainhead MGMT12not yet verified
Camden Property Trust11not yet verified
Integra-Peak Management Co.11not yet verified

Questions from security companies

How do security companies get contracts at Dallas–Fort Worth apartment communities and HOAs?

Courtesy officers, patrol and access control are contracted by the management company or HOA board.

How many properties could a security company serve in Dallas–Fort Worth?

7,678 apartment communities, 4,975 HOAs, 1,242 hotels (WhoRunsWhat data, October 2026).

When do Dallas–Fort Worth properties buy security services?

Year-round.