Financial Stewardship
Monthly reporting, fee collection, budget and reserve preparation, and clear accounts payable and receivable records.
Connecticut · HOA Management
Property management that protects what your community has built.
Alliance Property Management partners with homeowners associations across Connecticut to handle the finance, insurance, legal, and maintenance work — so volunteer boards can focus on their neighbors.
Our Approach
Four pillars, one partnership.
Every community we manage is supported by the same four foundations — the areas where HOA boards need the most trusted, consistent help.
Insurance Coverage
Procurement, annual reviews with qualified agents, coverage updates, and claims processing on behalf of the association.
Legal Coordination
Past-due account management, attorney referrals for collections, and enforcement of governing HOA rules and documents.
Maintenance & Vendors
Routine and preventative programs, vendor oversight, bid solicitation, project management, and 24-hour emergency response.
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Why Alliance
Practical, proactive, and genuinely responsive.
We manage properties the way we'd want our own communities managed — by preventing problems before they arrive, not reacting to them after. That means fewer surprises for your board, and more stability for your residents.
- Customized management plans built with your board, not handed to it
- Direct, named points of contact — no call-center runaround
- Transparent financials and routine oversight from signed invoice to bank statement
- Deep familiarity with Connecticut HOA statutes and local vendor networks
CMCA Certified
Certified Manager of Community Associations
All Alliance managers hold the CMCA designation — the nationally recognized professional certification for community association managers. It's the baseline standard we hold ourselves to, every day.
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