Austin HOA Solutions

HOA Management Software for Austin Communities

Watering restrictions, xeriscape applications and a membership that reads the statute. Austin boards need their paperwork straight.

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The Austin Covenant Fight Is Usually About Water

In Central Texas the landscaping standard in a 1990s declaration and the reality of a summer under watering restrictions do not always agree, and Texas law protects an owner's ability to install drought-resistant landscaping within reasonable association standards. Austin associations therefore spend a disproportionate share of their architectural review on turf, irrigation and native planting, with owners who arrive at the hearing having read the Property Code. HOAware gives the committee a defensible process for exactly that conversation.

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Landscaping Protections

Serving Travis, Williamson, Hays and the Hill Country

HOAware supports associations across Central Texas: close-in neighborhoods in Mueller and Travis Heights, hill country communities in Lakeway, Bee Cave and Dripping Springs, fast-growing suburban developments in Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville and Leander, and the newer master-planned communities in Kyle and Buda.

Neighborhoods & Areas We Serve
Mueller Travis Heights Circle C Steiner Ranch Lakeway Bee Cave Westlake Round Rock Cedar Park Pflugerville Leander Georgetown Kyle Buda Dripping Springs Hutto Manor Lake Travis

For detailed information about Texas HOA laws and compliance requirements, visit our Texas HOA Management page.

Features for Austin HOAs

Tools designed for Austin, TX communities.

Landscaping Applications on the Record

Xeriscape and irrigation requests move through the committee with photographs, plant lists and the standard applied, so a decision can be explained months later.

Hill Country Common Areas

Greenbelts, trails, wildfire fuel management and the vendor history behind them belong to the association's records, not to one board member's memory.

Answers Before the Complaint

CORI answers the watering-day, approved-plant and fence-height questions from the governing documents, which heads off a good share of violations entirely.

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See how HOAware handles landscaping review, common-area records and resident questions in Central Texas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about HOA management in Austin.

Texas law limits an association's ability to prohibit drought-resistant landscaping and water-conserving turf, while allowing reasonable standards about how it is done. The practical answer is that your committee needs a written standard it applies consistently and a record of applying it. What your particular declaration permits is a question for your counsel, not for software.

By making the file complete at the time of the decision rather than afterwards. The application, photographs, the standard applied, each committee member's vote, the date, the written decision and any appeal all stay attached. Austin owners do appeal, and a complete file is the difference between a conversation and a problem.

Yes. Many hill country communities are a few dozen homes with no manager and significant common-area responsibility, which is an awkward size: too much work for a spreadsheet, too small to hire. That is the gap HOAware is built for.

Yes. Owners get a portal for assessments, architectural applications, documents and community announcements. In a metro with this many recent arrivals, a portal also answers the questions a new owner does not yet know to ask.

Give Your Austin Committee a Defensible Process

See how HOAware handles landscaping review, common-area records and resident questions in Central Texas.

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